The fundamental solution for a 6-month-old dog with double-row teeth is to have the teeth extracted. Double-row teeth can easily lead to dental calculus in dogs, and a large amount of dental calculus can cause heavy oral odor in dogs, which can lead to pulpitis, gingivitis, and in serious cases, systemic inflammatory reactions, even life-threatening. It is recommended to brush your dog’s teeth as much as possible to clean the mouth and maintain oral hygiene. Dogs generally start to change their teeth from February to March, and basically change in June to August. Double row of teeth generally appear in the period of tooth replacement, because now the dog is basically a full-price dog food-based diet, rarely chew bones to grind teeth, if in the period of tooth replacement, the milk teeth have not been able to loosen in time to fall off, and the new teeth have grown out, so the double row of teeth.
