As the saying goes, "Toothache is not a disease, it hurts really bad." Dogs also have dental problems for various reasons, which in turn affects their diet or dental health. It's just that dogs are more tolerant of pain than humans. Let’s take a look at the common dental diseases in dogs with the editor:

1. Periodontitis: Periodontitis, also known as alveolar pyorrhea, is an acute or chronic inflammation of the periodontal ligament. This disease is characterized by the resorption of alveolar bones and loosening of teeth. Characterized by gingival recession. In the early stage, there is a desire to eat, but one is cautious; the gums are red, swollen, soft, have bad breath, salivation, loose teeth, and purulent secretions or blood leak out from the gums. Appetite gradually decreased, the affected dog showed pain, and its body surface gradually became lighter.

2. Gingivitis: This disease is an acute or chronic inflammation of the gums, characterized by congestion and swelling of the gums. Anorexia or loss of appetite; unusual or exaggerated chewing movements, "chattering" of the teeth; bad breath; drooling (drooling); bleeding from the mouth or gums; difficulty swallowing; vomiting, retching, choking, or regurgitation; wiping or shaking of the face; nose Discharge, sneezing; fever, depression, or local lymphadenopathy.

3. Dental calculus: The gums become flushed, forming yellow-white, yellow-green or gray-green deposits on the edges of the gums. Sometimes damage to the tongue and buccal mucosa can be seen, and sometimes due to the extrusion of calculus, atrophy of the periosteum of the gums and tooth roots can be seen. It often turns brown or dark brown, and can cause gingivitis and alveolar periostitis. When checking the oral cavity, you can find gingival ulcers, salivation, a foul smell in the mouth, and food accumulation in the damaged mucosa.

Warm reminder: Generally, dogs should clean or take care of their teeth regularly after they are over two years old, especially if they do not eat meat. You can use pet-specific toothpaste and toothbrush care once every two weeks. For those who are older and have dental problems, they should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time, otherwise it will affect the dog's quality of life in old age.

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