Having a set of healthy teeth is crucial for a dog's daily life. Whether it's regular eating or specific training, a dog relies on its teeth, so if dental problems occur, it will greatly inconvenience the dog's life. Therefore, it is very necessary to maintain good oral hygiene and care to ensure dental health. So learning how to take good care of your dog's mouth and keep its teeth healthy is what we should pay attention to.

　　 Many dogs begin to develop dental diseases gradually after the age of three, and these diseases are greatly related to the owner's feeding habits and care routines. Some owners like to feed their dogs meat or the food they eat themselves, which can easily lead to food residue remaining in the dog's teeth gaps. Coupled with neglecting oral hygiene and long periods without care, food residues will rot and smell in the gaps, causing bad breath, gum infections, tooth corrosion, and other problems.

　　 Therefore, to ensure your dog's oral health, you should first choose the correct food to feed. Generally, dog food is the best choice, minimizing the frequency of feeding meat. Second, oral hygiene is especially important; brushing your dog's teeth about every two weeks with toothpaste and toothbrushes designed specifically for dogs is recommended. Regular dental check-ups at the veterinarian are also necessary. Additionally, prepare some chewing toys for the dog, which can both help grind teeth and provide cleaning effects.