The oral health of a pet dog directly affects its overall bodily health. If a Papillon suffers from serious oral problems, its appetite will decrease or it may be unable to eat normally, which of course leads to a series of subsequent issues. When raising a Papillon, it is crucial to regularly care for its oral cavity, and the specific methods and steps for dental care can be referenced from the following experience:

　　First, prepare the tools needed for brushing the Papillon's teeth. For the first few times brushing, you can use soft gauze. Once the dog gets used to brushing, you can use a professional pet toothbrush and toothpaste. You can use plain water or mild saltwater when brushing.

　　Second, before brushing the Papillon’s teeth, it is best to communicate with the dog to help it relax from tension and fear. Then hold the Papillon with both hands to stabilize its body, open its mouth, and then start brushing.

　　Third, for the first brushing, you can wrap gauze around your finger, dip it in water, and gently wipe the Papillon’s teeth and gums. Of course, once the dog is familiar with brushing, you can use a toothbrush and toothpaste.

　　Caring for a Papillon’s teeth is actually a very simple task. However, it is worth noting that dental care must be carried out consistently over the long term, and you should brush the Papillon’s teeth at least 1-2 times per week to help maintain oral health.