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Zoos have dentists, and they do have dental issues. Symbiosis helps in the wild. Some small birds will pick meat out of animals teeth; cleaning for one, a meal for another. Diet makes a difference. That's why most zoos don't let you throw food, ie marshmallows, to animals anymore.

Well I was going to say at first yes pets like dogs and cats can get gingivitis, but from the animals in the wild, i suppose but with all the raw meat they eat and have no dental care what so ever, I think they adapt to it or maybe they do have dental problems. That's a question to ask at a zoo.

Of course they do. But they're lucky since some birds act as toothbrushes. Hehe...I know how this sounds, but some birds actually put their heads right into a lion's mouth to pick out leftovers. And since the animals know the birds are doing them a favour, they don't attack. Everyone's happy.

Animals do get problems with their mouths. My dogs get their teeth cleaned at the vet once a year to prevent gum disease and tooth loss.

Yeah their teeth will go bad eventually, if they live so long. It's ultimately a death sentence for them if it gets to the point where they have trouble eating.

If you have pets, taking care of their teeth is one of the things you should ask a vet about.

Yes, they do have dental problems. They simply use water and their own pubicare to floss the stuff out...For real though your an idiot. Are you 5?