Maltese dog (certain introduction)
It is a critical period for dogs to change their teeth. In order for them to be able to To have strong teeth, we must pay more attention to it, whether in diet or other aspects. However, some dogs will have double rows of teeth. What are double rows of teeth? What should I do if my dog has double rows of teeth? The reason for the double row of teeth may be caused by calcium deficiency. When dogs are changing teeth, their teeth develop slowly due to calcium deficiency. The deciduous teeth do not fall out, the permanent teeth grow slowly, the enamel layer is thin, the structure is not strong, and the permanent teeth are not It can push out the deciduous teeth and easily guide the dog to grow a double row of teeth.
Double rows of teeth will lead to abnormal permanent teeth and abnormal malocclusion in pet dogs. The oral cavity is more likely to accumulate dirt, and food residues can easily remain in the gaps between two juxtaposed teeth. Over time, this can lead to dental calculus and bad breath. Moreover, bacteria are easy to grow in the mouth, which can easily induce periodontitis. In severe cases, it can cause gastrointestinal discomfort in dogs and make it difficult to eat, thus affecting their lifespan.
If the dog has grown double rows of teeth and has reached 1 year old, the most complete solution is to take the dog to the hospital and then remove the deciduous teeth. However, it is not recommended to extract deciduous teeth for puppies under 1 year old, because extracting one tooth may cause the root of the tooth to become loose, which is not beneficial to the other teeth.
Therefore, if a dog has double rows of teeth, it is best to wait until it reaches a certain age before going to the hospital for tooth extraction, otherwise it will have a great impact on their daily life and oral problems.
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