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As humans, we brush our teeth thoroughly every day, but many of us don’t do the same for our dogs. Periodontal disease is the most common clinical condition in adult dogs according to the AKC Canine Health Foundation. To prevent illness and keep your dog healthy, it’s important to clean your pup’s teeth. A Simple Cure for Bad Breath: Why Your Dog Benefits from Dog Toothpaste *From Swollen Gums to Healthy Gums Bad breath in dogs can occur when they have swollen gums. This is a result of bacteria forming when the plaque or tartar on your dog’s teeth and gums are not removed regularly. This can then, in turn, lead to gum disease and complications with the heart and liver. By brushing your dog’s teeth regularly, you eliminate these risks. *No More Foul Breath Dogs, although they have no control over the matter, can tend to have bad smelling breath. Not only does toothpaste get rid of bad bacteria and whitens their teeth, but it also gives them nice smelling breath that you won’t try to avoid when you give them affection. *Improvement in Overall Health By brushing your dog’s teeth with toothpaste regularly, you are also improving their overall health. Bad bacteria, as talked about above, can result in a build-up of plaque and tartar. Not having their teeth cleaned can not only cause diseases and problems in the teeth but in the vital organs of your dog’s body. *Gingivitis, Periodontitis, and Other Ghastly Gum Diseases Unfortunately, your dog can be prone to disease in the teeth and gum if they are not well looked after. Gingivitis is an inflammation of the gingiva (part of the gum around the base of your dog’s teeth), and Periodontitis is the inflammation of the gums and the structures that support the teeth. These result, as well as many other gum diseases, are from a build-up of plaque and tartar. By brushing your dog’s teeth with toothpaste, you are helping to reduce the risk of such diseases and prevent plaque and tartar. Also, according to WebMD, more than 80% of dogs by the age of 3 will have some form of periodontal disease. Dog Teeth Cleaning: How to Brush A Dog’s Teeth Brushing your dog’s teeth doesn’t have to be a hassle. There is a simple method that will alleviate the fuss and allow your canine to have nice smelling breath and sparkling white teeth. Place your hand over your dog’s muzzle from above.dog-toothpaste-clean-teeth Gentle and slowly squeeze and push his/her lips up on one side. Tilt his/her head back slightly so that the mouth naturally falls open. Brush your dog’s teeth gently. If your dog begins to resist, stop until they are calm and try again. TIP: It is easier to brush your dog’s teeth after exercise, as they are more inclined to relax and keep still. Avoid contact with eyes, please put in the place of a child's hard touch, store in a cool dry place avoid direct sunlight. No Tooth Brush included in package, you can make “add ons” on our shop.