It is nice for a dog's teeth to be white and clear, but what if the tooth decays? What diseases result from dog tooth decay? In the following, I present to you the 5 most dangerous diseases caused by tooth decay

Most people neglect cleaning their dogs ’teeth and view them as ridiculous, but cleaning dogs’ teeth is of great importance as it is important to humans.
When the dogs reach 3 years or more, signs of dental disease appear, and this is a really painful fact, which causes an unpleasant smell to the mouth and the accumulation of plaques on the dog's teeth, as well as serious illnesses to the dog's health.
  Let's get to know more about these diseases caused by dog decay.

1-Liver Abscesses and Infections

We all know that the liver filters toxic and dangerous substances from the blood. If your dog has blood contamination due to dental disease, the disease can take a trip to its liver where it can cause a lot of harm. Hepatitis is difficult to treat, and can also be expensive. Treatment procedures will be very long, and even with treatment, liver contamination can be fatal.

2-Malnutrition


Malnutrition
The dog's tooth decay makes him feel severe pain, which negatively affects his ability to eat and anorexia, which will make his body weak and may become malnourished. Significant weight loss and malnutrition can become very dangerous, contributing to organ failure in several cases.

3-Heart Valve Infections

You may not see a relationship with the health of your dog's heart with his dental disease, but I know for sure that there is a very big relationship between the decay of your dog's health with his heart's health. Heart valve injuries, bacterial endocarditis and heart tissue damage are real and serious possibilities.

4-Blood Infections or Sepsis

After a period of dog dental disease that doubles, it is possible that you will become infected with bacteria that have accumulated on the surface of the teeth and from there creep under the gums. When the bacteria are under the gum, they will move to the bloodstream, causing a blood infection known as sepsis. Sepsis is a systemic infection that spreads to the entire body except the brain. If the infection is not treated quickly, it will become a fatal disease.

5-Bone Infection or Osteomyelitis

On the surface of the dog's teeth, plaques and tartar accumulate, which leads to their transmission under the gums, which leads to a pocket under the gums. If not treated, it will be susceptible to infection, and may be transferred to a greater depth in the bone. The infection will cause damage to the bones in the dog's jaw, causing a painful condition known as osteomyelitis. In addition to being painful, osteomyelitis can lead to a fracture of the upper jaw or lower jaw which may threaten his life.


You should never ignore the health of your dog's teeth. We have seen that dangerous and deadly diseases that dog teeth may cause, so caring for them is necessary and inevitable. Caring for dogs is under our responsibility, so we must end up caring for our dogs.
Contact your veterinarian and learn how to care for your dog's teeth and gum care. Make daily care for your dog's gums and dental gums.
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