Does Teddy dog's deciduous teeth not fall out affect life expectancy?

If the Teddy dog’s deciduous teeth do not fall out, it will affect the life expectancy. If the deciduous teeth do not fall out, it will affect the development of permanent teeth, and it will also lead to permanent teeth deformity, malocclusal malocclusion and so on. Moreover, food residues will remain in the gaps between the double rows of teeth, and the residues in the gaps are difficult to clean. If they are not cleaned for a long time, bacteria will grow, and periodontal disease will form over time, which may eventually cause Teddy to have difficulty eating. thereby affecting lifespan. Even dogs eat bacteria in the oral cavity for a long time, resulting in an imbalance of intestinal flora. A large number of bacteria enter the whole body with the blood circulation, damage and destroy other tissues and organs, until they die of bacteremia, sepsis and kidney failure.

Ways to Help Teddy Replace Baby Teeth

1. The breeder can provide teething toys before Teddy is one year old. Teddy will loosen the deciduous teeth in the process of playing with toys, so that they can fall off better. You can also buy rope-biting toys to interact with dogs, but be careful not to use too much force to avoid tooth breakage.

2. The breeder should not feed the soft food to the dog as the staple food. The dog will also play a role of grinding teeth in the process of eating dog food.

3. The breeder can help Teddy massage the deciduous teeth every day. You can gently pinch the deciduous teeth with your hands and shake them. After a period of time, they will loosen and fall off.

4. If the Teddy is over one year old and has not replaced the deciduous teeth, the breeder needs to take it to the pet hospital and find a professional veterinarian to extract the teeth.