Canine periodontal disease is a painful oral disease. The disease causes inflammation, damage to tissues, pain, and loss of teeth. In severe cases, canine periodontal disease affects the kidneys, heart, and liver.
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Periodontal disease is an irreversible, painful disease that affects the structures that support a dog's teeth. The gums and tendons around the teeth become inflamed, leading to bleeding and bone and tooth loss. Gingivitis that is left untreated can lead...
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According to the American Veterinary Dental Society approximately 70 percent of cats present signs of periodontal disease before they reach the age of three.
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A dentist's tools often look like torture devices, but knowing about their purpose may help ease those fears about visiting the dentist. There are tools designed to clean, examine or restore teeth.
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Cats need regular dental check-ups to ensure their teeth are clean and functional. Prevention of dental problems can be done with regular cleaning and checking by the cat's owner. Symptoms of a developing problem may include bad breath, inflammation...
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