Periodontal diseases are diseases that affect the gums and teeth of your pet. The most common sign of this condition is bad breath. Often, dental care is overlooked by pet owners. Little do they know that when there is a problem in their pet's gums or teeth, their internal organs can also be affected.
Bacteria is what causes periodontal diseases to develop. These bacteria often come from leftover food stuck between your pet's teeth. When her teeth are not brushed regularly, the leftover food and the bacteria will stay there until the end of time. Until such a time, the bacteria will form into dental plaques and tartar. Bacteria trapped below the gum line often cause infections and tooth damage.
Periodontal diseases have a significant impact on the life of pets. It may begin only as bad breath, but eventually, the pain worsens. There might also come a time when your pet will stop eating because of it until she finally loses her teeth. The mouth is not the only part that can be affected. Since bacteria can travel through the bloodstream, the body's organs can also be affected. Start your pet's dental care routine as soon as possible before it's even too late.
A good home dental regimen and
regular dental checks with your pet
clinic Tumwater, WA can help protect your pet against tooth and gum problems.
