Puppies have 32 teeth that make up their jaws, starting with milk teeth and before becoming permanent teeth. Its incisors and temporary canines are much finer than in adult dogs. His adult teeth are about 7 months old and have 42 teeth. From then on, care must be taken to groom the knot regularly.
How do I know my dog's teeth are clean?
A very clean tooth must be shiny, smooth and without deposits, like a very white pearl. To check this, carefully open your dog's mouth and examine all his teeth, even those at the back of his mouth. If you see a yellow or brownish plaque on the surface of your dog's teeth, it's a lack dental hygiene and rapid measures must be taken to avoid the worst. Also make sure that the gums are not red and swollen and that there is no bleeding in the place where the teeth meet. Bad breath in dogs is also a good sign of their oral health. If you have bad breath, this indicates that the problem is already quite advanced and needs to be dealt with quickly. Products such as Fraich Smile help solve problems with natural ingredients.
Complex freshness
For teeth cleaning and to fight against dental plaque, tartar deposits and bad breath. ✅Helps reduce bad breath ✅Allows to clean teeth ✅Freine tartar appearance Format: 100g Dose spoon included
What is dental plaque?
It is a hard yellow substance that accumulates from the gingival edge on the surface of the tooth enamel. Minerals, food particles and many bacteria present in a dog's saliva can become a biofilm and then tartar, and this coating can be used as a biofilm. irritate gums and cause the development of gingivitis (inflammation of the gums). The gums can inflate and bleed, which is the beginning of periodontitis.
Is it really useful to brush his dog's teeth?
The brushing of your dog's teeth is intended to eliminate what is called dental plaque. The dental plaque is a colourless and sticky film that forms on the surface of your teeth after each meal. This film is composed of microscopic food particles and bacteria that adhere to your teeth. If not removed, this plate gradually accumulates and calcifies. At this point, we're talking tartar. Tartar is hard, coloured (from yellow to brown), smelly and especially harmful to the oral health and general health of your companion. The effects of tartar are already manifested by unsightly changes in tooth colour and bad breath (veterinary terminology speaks of bad breath). Worse, tartar accumulates under gums and causes many oral problems, including inflammation of gums (called gingivitis) and teeth that pick up. These conditions are painful for your companions. After all, this bacteria-rich tartar can be a source of systemic infection. The fight against the appearance of tartar begins with the fight against the plaque – brushing the teeth. Brushing your dog's teeth is also a way to contribute to your dog's education. Being a susceptible dog to brushing and a companion quite easy to live, there is an interest in starting this apprenticeship from an early age.
Dental Complex
The powdered dental complex for dogs and cats is a natural herbal supplement designed to support oral hygiene, fight bad breath and tartar. ✅Contributes to a better breath ✅Decreasing tartar Format: 100g Dosing spoon included
