5 Reasons Why Your Dog's Dental Care Is Vitally Important

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5 Reasons Why Your Dog's Dental Care Is Vitally Important

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5 REASONS WHY YOUR DOG'S DENTAL CARE IS VITALLY IMPORTANT

Dental health care is vitally important to your dog’s health, according to the AVMA. Dental issues can cause, or be caused by, other health issues. As with your own teeth, a dog’s teeth and gums should be checked at least once every six months by a veterinarian or qualified professional.

If you notice any of the following issues with your dog, you might want to have his or her mouth checked sooner:

Bad Breath / Broken, Loose or Discolored Teeth
Abnormal Chewing / Drooling or Dropping Food from the Mouth
Reduced Appetite / Refusal to Eat
Swelling, Bleeding or Pain in the Mouth

Here are the top five reasons why healthy teeth are vital to your dog’s health:

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1. ORGAN DAMAGE

Dental disease can lead to problems with a dog’s organs, including the heart. Bacteria in the mouth can enter the bloodstream which in turn can infect the heart.

2. TOOTH LOSS

Caring for your dog’s mouth can save your dog’s teeth. A dog’s teeth can fall out if not given proper care, which can be painful and lead to other health issues. Full grown dogs have 42 teeth, and before the adult teeth come in, baby teeth fall out. Sometimes, some of the baby teeth won’t come out. This can lead to gum irritation and tartar buildup.

3. PERIODONTAL DISEASE

Plaque build up on dog’s teeth can lead to periodontal disease. Regular cleanings and checkups can keep plaque from building up. Periodontal disease can lead to more serious problems.

4. STINKY DOG BREATH

Stinky Dog Breath Bad breath is a result of bad oral hygiene. It’s also often a symptom of gum disease in dogs. A dental visit to get dog’s teeth cleaned can cure stinky doggie breath, but dental cleanings can be expensive and dangerous for some dogs, since it’s performed under anesthesia.

5. PAIN

Dogs can’t tell you that they are in pain. A toothache is painful, and can make your dog sick. You may not realize he or she has a problem. Regular check-ups keep your dog from suffering from dental pain.

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