The causes of dog tooth deformity are various, which may be caused by genetic factors, disease or excessive use of antibiotics, or may be caused by improper early oral care.

If the dog's dental deformity is caused by genetic factors and cannot be changed, corrective measures need to be taken to make the teeth more straight. Common orthodontic methods include treatments such as teeth grinding, grinding heads, and grinding brackets. If the dental deformity is caused by disease or excessive use of antibiotics, the pathogen needs to be eliminated in time through treatment to avoid recurrence. In addition, parents should provide oral care to young dogs' teeth as early as possible, clean teeth regularly to reduce the accumulation of tartar, and supplement calcium and minerals to dogs on time to maintain the health of the mouth and teeth.