Don’t let pet treats be too hard, or you might risk broken teeth without even knowing it!

"Nong Tao-Auan" came to see the doctor with a chipped tooth from chewing on a dental treat that was too hard. The doctor diagnosed that it hadn’t reached the nerve canal yet, so a dental grinding and filling with tooth-colored material was performed to restore the tooth to its perfect, functional state. After the procedure, the little one recovered in the ICU under 24-hour close supervision by nurses and doctors. Now, he’s back home and smiling happily again!

Doctor’s Warning: Dental treats or toys that are too hard can easily cause teeth to crack or break. Parents must choose items with appropriate flexibility.

Important Fact! Don’t let dental issues become a major problem. If there is tartar buildup or severe gum inflammation, bacteria in the oral cavity can enter the bloodstream and affect the heart valves, leading to heart disease if not properly cared for. Routinely check the oral cavity and bring your little ones for a dental check-up at least once a year.