To completely cure the cat’s stomatitis, you can consider tooth extraction for the cat. Tooth extraction can fundamentally remove the potential risk of immune stimulation and improve the clinical symptoms of cats with stomatitis to the greatest extent.
can also be combined with drugs to treat stomatitis, but drugs can not completely cure the root. Because the incidence of stomatitis is not only related to microbial infection, but also inseparable from immune factors. Plaque, and even certain components in the teeth, may immunostimulate the oral mucosa, which can induce inflammation and lead to mucosal ulcers and hyperplasia. Even in this process, the proportion of immune factors may be larger. Therefore, whether it is to curb plaque and microbial infections with antibiotics and daily cleaning, or to suppress immune system function with drugs, it is “everything” and not a long-term solution.
Generally, cats with feline stomatitis are brought to the hospital for treatment, and the doctor will recommend all the cat’s teeth to be extracted. Because tooth extraction is the best choice for treating cat stomatitis, and the cure rate can reach more than 95%. By removing the cat’s teeth, the cat will have no medium to be infected with germs, and will not cause an abnormal immune response due to its teeth.
