Does My Dog Feel Tooth Pain? by @MarcSmithveterinarian

@MarcSmithveterinarian discusses the controversial topic of dental pain in dogs. While acknowledging that pets do experience pain in their teeth, Dr. Smith provides a nuanced perspective on the degree of pain compared to humans.

Using Clyde as an example, he discusses the presence of exposed roots and the associated nerve regression, shedding light on canine dental sensitivities.

Drawing from his extensive experience, Dr. Smith reassures #petowners that while issues like broken teeth and abscesses can be painful, they may not always match human perceptions of pain.

If you've noticed blood in your #dog's mouth, Dr. Smith advises against panic, emphasizing the resilience of canine gums and the importance of addressing dental concerns promptly.

Key Points
- Dogs can experience dental pain, but it may not match human pain levels.
- Exposed roots may not cause significant discomfort in dogs.
- Issues like broken teeth and abscesses can be painful but may not always cause severe distress.
- Canine gums are resilient to pain and disease.
- Don't panic if you see blood in your dog's mouth; address the issue calmly and promptly.

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