The first step is to promote oral health.
Contact your veterinarian for a thorough oral examination. Your pet may need to wash his teeth. Like people, they need professional attention. You need to anesthetize your pet when you wash your teeth. Anesthesia can reduce the related risks. If you have any questions about anesthesia, please discuss with your veterinarian.
Step 2: Home care
Toothbrush is a very effective way to remove tartar. Most veterinarians often include brushing their dogs' teeth when introducing oral hygiene. It is very important that the softness and shape of the toothbrush should be suitable for the mouth and teeth of the pet. Pet toothpaste has a fragrance that can be absorbed without gargling. Don't use toothpaste and sodium bicarbonate. These substances usually contain ingredients that dogs can't stand.
If you can't brush your teeth, the veterinarian will introduce an antibacterial cleaner or cream to your pet. This is specially made for pets, and it can slowly remove deposits from teeth when used every day.
diet
Diet is the main factor causing dental calculus and dental calculus. Soft or sticky substances can form dental plaque and cause diseases around teeth. Dry diet and biscuits, as well as newly developed foods, can help eliminate dental plaque on teeth. In addition, dog chewing gum can also be given to cats and dogs. When you don't brush his teeth, it's a good idea to bite some dogs with gum. However, only a toothbrush can remove the residual dental plaque and food from teeth. Plaque can lead to bacterial proliferation, inflammation and infection.