If you want your dog to have a healthy body and strong teeth, you need to do a lot of care. Once you find that your dog has a dental problem, it has become more serious. Therefore, dog dental and oral care needs to start from daily routine. So what are the most common oral and dental diseases in dogs?

1. Dental calculus

Dental calculus is a common disease in dogs. This disease is mainly formed by a mixture of food residue and bacteria. This is the main culprit of oral and dental diseases. Once a dog has this disease, what do you want to get rid of? Very difficult.

2. Gingivitis

Once a dog's teeth have not been cleaned for a long time, various food residues will continue to accumulate in the gums, which can easily cause a large amount of bacterial growth. Once bacteria invade the gums, they can cause gum inflammation and even pain.

3. Periodontal disease

The main cause of periodontal disease is the aggregation of dental calculus. Dog's periodontal disease will cause the dog's gums to swell, gradually become inflamed and bleed, and in severe cases, it will destroy the tissue of the gums, causing If a dog's teeth are shaken significantly, a large number of teeth will eventually fall out.

4. Tooth decay

The main cause of tooth decay is that dog food residue accumulates in the innermost part, and the bacteria inside will continue to breed. Eventually, tooth decay will cause the dog to feel pain in the gum tissue, the teeth will gradually become necrotic, and the appetite will be greatly reduced. .

5. Misaligned bite

There are two main causes of misaligned bites: One is problems with the dog's upper and lower jaws during development, which results in the inability to open and close normally. The second is that when the permanent teeth grow in, something happens and they are caught by the temporary teeth, and then they grow ectopically.