What are the 5 oral diseases?
Wanda Orn
2025-09-20 23:36:28
Count answers
: 14
1. Gum disease (periodontitis) Gum disease, as the name suggests, affects the gums and tissue, leaving them feeling red, swollen and sore.
2. Cavities (tooth decay) Cavities are a fancy way of saying holes in your teeth, they’re not a good sign.
3. Sensitive and broken teeth Losing teeth as an adult isn’t normal and should be checked by a professional dentist immediately.
4. Oral cancer We don’t mean to scare you by using the C-word, but its symptoms are definitely something to be aware of.
5. Pain in the mouth and toothache Toothache is one of the most uncomfortable kinds of pain, and unfortunately, most of us will experience it in our lifetime.
Read also
- How to read a canine dental chart?
- How much is a dental check for dogs?
- What is a Grade 1 dental score on a dog?
- How to check for canine guidance?
- What does red indicate on a dental chart for a tooth?
- Why are vets so expensive in the UK?
- How long can a dog go without brushing teeth?
- What to look for when checking dogs
- How do vets check dog teeth?
- What is the correct dental formula for the dog?
- How to interpret a dental chart?
- Can vet clean dogs
- Are rotting teeth painful for dogs?
- What breed of dog has the most dental problems?
- What is the best oral care routine for dogs?
- How many times a day should you brush your dog's teeth?
- Do dogs really need dental cleaning?
- Can coconut oil clean dog teeth?