If calculus is not removed, then-new layers will continue to
form under the gum. This will result in separation of gum from the teeth, and
the formation of "pockets" which will encourage bacterial growth in
numbers. At this point, damage to tooth decay cannot be repaired again, and
called the disease "periodontal". This disease can be very painful
and cause loose teeth and even bone loss or infection.
There are several factors that contributed to the formation
of plaque, tartar and dog periodontal disease progression, namely:







