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Highest dental disease rate of any breed — thin enamel and deep gum pockets.
Smallest jaw, highest rate — extreme crowding and retained baby teeth.
Extreme brachycephalic jaw — rotated, overlapping teeth impossible to clean properly.
Puffy's breed — tiny jaw, rapid plaque formation, top-5 highest risk.
Severe jaw compression in a medium dog — home brushing is structurally limited.
Spaniel genetics plus mild flat-face crowding — consistently top-5 in studies.
Flat face AND toy size — the double dental problem with rapid disease progression.
Long narrow jaw still causes crowding — especially at the front and back molars.
Fluffy coat hides a mouth that needs daily attention — disease progresses fast.
Fast tartar formation and early-onset gum disease — visible on lower teeth by age 2.
Fluffy face hides dental disease — owners often don't notice until it's advanced.
Manageable risk — but notorious for cracking teeth on hard objects.
Good natural spacing but powerful chewing causes tooth fractures on hard objects.
Low-medium risk — but love of chewing creates tooth fracture problems.
Large jaw offers natural protection — but powerful bite causes tooth fractures.
Lowest dental disease rate of any breed — but don't neglect those giant teeth.
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