DENTAL CARE OF PET DOGS First, be aware of any risk factors for your pet’s oral health. Although most dogs suffer from periodontal disease at some point in their lives, certain breeds tend to be more severely affected: Poodles, Yorkshire Terriers, Maltese, Dachshunds, and Pomeranians, to name just a few. These dogs will need more advanced care earlier in their lives than other breeds. Next, set the stage for good oral health. Tooth brushing may seem strange at first, but it’s truly the best thing you can do at home to help your pet’s oral health. Pet friendly toothbrushes and toothpastes in flavors like chicken and bacon make the experience more palatable for pets. In addition, dental diets and dental chews can help reduce the accumulation of tartar and plaque in pets. NOIDA PET CLINIC VETERINARIANS recommended for oral care. Although anesthesia may worry people, it’s necessary to get a deep cleaning under the gums in most pets. Anesthesia-free dental cleanings, though they are popular right now. In addition, the anesthetized oral exam gives the VETERINARIAN a chance to do a thorough exam of the oral cavity, and it is during just such an exam that many early-stage oral cancers are discovered.