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Generally most dogs will need oral exams, cleanings, and dental X-rays about once a year, starting at about 6 months of age. Greyhounds, medium, and small dogs often have more urgent needs, Beckman tells WebMD, and may need more frequent care. The dog's age.
There are a number of reasons, but they boil down to one major thing: For dogs, unlike people, itâs generally safer to perform dental work under general anesthesia. First, be aware that a dogâs dental procedure is usually much more involved than ours. Most of us brush our teeth at least twice a day, but the overwhelming majority of dog owners scoff at the notion of brushing their petsâ teeth. People also rarely chew on rocks, tennis balls, and fences. Therefore, when you go to the dentist, the work to be done is usually quite minor. Dogs, however, often have significant dental and gum infections, gum recession, and severely fractured or worn teeth.