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How to check for signs of dental disease in dogs
Monitor your dog's breath.
One of the most common signs of dental disease in dogs is bad breath or " doggy breath. " your dog should not have bad breath.

OPT: - Bad breath can mean an infection of the gums or teeth. Bacteria from tartar build up can also cause an odor. - However, having bad breath may indicate that your dog has dental disease. Good breath indicates your dog has dental disease. - Begin by reading your dog's breath closely. Notice the difference in density, tone, and lack of aroma. - Some breath may also be absent, missing, or scaly, especially if you take your dog outside. Look for bad breath while playing with your dog.
Bad breath can mean an infection of the gums or teeth. Bacteria from tartar build up can also cause an odor.