Take your dog to the veterinarian promptly. The veterinarian will conduct a comprehensive examination of the dog's oral cavity, assess the severity of the condition, and provide appropriate treatment plans. Treatment that may be required includes oral cleaning, tooth extraction, antibiotic treatment, etc. Dental calculus is mainly caused by bacteria and food residue in the dog's mouth forming hard deposits on the tooth surface. If not cleaned in time, dental calculus will gradually accumulate, eroding your dog’s teeth and roots, causing oral problems.

In addition, it is also very important to prevent the formation of dental calculus in dogs. We can conduct regular oral examinations for dogs to detect and deal with oral problems in time. At the same time, you can also provide dogs with some specialized oral health products, such as mouth fresheners, oral care sprays, etc., to maintain their oral health.