Toothache in dogs – If you think of your own, then you can imagine how your dog feels. The pain is structurally the same in dogs and humans, although the pain can be very different .
How do you detect toothache in dogs?
There are intense bright pains or darker and muffled pains. And the dogs’ reactions are also varied. The breaking off of the tooth causes acute toothache in the dog , which then subsides. Then it hurts when you touch it with your tongue. Dog shows pain with heavy salivation, licking over the nose , defensiveness when touched, head cradling, stroking the floor with the muzzle. If the root is inflamed, it hurts when chewing. And then he chews on the other side. But even with inflammation and very severe pain – your dog says nothing! Periodontitis usually causes moderate and chronic pain. It therefore goes unnoticed for even longer. That’s why it’s part of the daily ritual – look in your mouth!
How does toothache develop in dogs?
In the sensitive tooth interior – the pulp – the pain stimulus is transmitted to the brain via nerve fibers . Then you can feel it. Even the destruction of the thin layer of enamel – which is only 1/10 of human tooth enamel – can cause pain. There is then contact with the pulp via small channels in the dentine. However, gums or the mucous membrane can also become inflamed and cause pain. Since the dog always endures this pain without complaint, his owner bears a special responsibility. And this also and even more so relates to preventing toothache in dogs.
Why toothache in dogs is an alarm signal?
Most toothache in dogs is caused by dental disease. This is something that 80% of dogs struggle with. Unfortunately, the options for dental care have not yet been appropriate and suitable for everyday use. You have probably tried to treat the symptoms – such as tartar to eliminate. But it is crucial to tackle the cause. And the cause is plaque bacteria. In the oral cavity they cause great damage in a very short time. At the same time they migrate into the body. They initiate inflammation in the heart, lungs and intestines, for example. Therefore
you should use an innovative dental care product like QCHEFS cheese. It creates the conditions for lifelong health.
How to prevent toothache in dogs?
The most important prerequisite is the elimination of plaque bacteria. It doesn’t work with a toothbrush. Even when brushing regularly with a brush, these are only distributed in the mouth. Today, QCHEFS cheese bones are a species-appropriate, everyday and effective way of cleaning. The naturally antibacterial effect of the cottage cheese is the basis of a combination of vital substances that also dissolves tartar. 2 QCHEFS treats in the evening – the is feasible without effort and complicated cleaning technique. The biggest advantage: the entire oral cavity is freed from plaque bacteria. In addition, the tooth enamel is remineralized and smoothed. The immune system is strengthened with naturally contained vitamins and minerals. This keeps the teeth permanently clean and protected. This dental care in veterinary dentistry is successful and is now extremely popular.
By the way: Even sick dogs and allergy sufferers can brush their teeth with QCHEFS cheese. Manufactured according to a light diet recipe and in all sizes and consistencies – so every dog can choose their favorite bone. You will find all information and reviews under www.qchefs-dental.de and www.qchefsdental.de – also http://www.instagram.com/qchefs or www.facebook.com/qchefs
I look forward to your feedback and questions!
Your Anke Domaske
Microbiologist & QCHEFS Founder
