Situations in which cats require full tooth extraction may include the following:

Severe dental disease: Cats may suffer from severe periodontal disease or advanced gum disease, which can cause tooth damage. Serious, cannot be retained. Periodontal disease damages the bone and soft tissue around the teeth, and if left untreated, can cause tooth loss or stop growing.

Dental deformities or other morphological abnormalities: The cat's teeth may have deformed or other morphological abnormalities. These abnormalities prevent the cat from eating normally or Oral health suffers. Malignant teeth refer to abnormal tooth structure, which may lead to malignant transformation of teeth and cause harm to the health of cats.

Incurable oral diseases: Cats may be infected with stomatitis, calicivirus and other diseases, and these diseases cannot be cured by other treatment methods, so they need to be treated by tooth extraction.