Their Smile Is Worth Protecting.
You brush your teeth twice a day. Your Gentle Giant's dental health deserves the same daily commitment. The TITAN Gentle Giant DentalShield Chews are Crown Edition-grade dental chews engineered specifically for the oversized jaws and teeth of large and giant breed dogs — because standard dental chews are too small, too soft, and completely ineffective for a 100+ lb dog.
One daily chew. Cleaner teeth. Fresher breath. A healthier family member.
🦴 The DentalShield Formula
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Triple-Action Texture Design — Outer ridges scrub plaque, inner channels clean between teeth, base massages gum line
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Enzymatic Whitening Complex — Breaks down tartar buildup at the molecular level without abrasives
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Chlorophyll & Parsley Seed Extract — Neutralizes odor-causing bacteria for lasting fresh breath
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Coconut Oil & Aloe Vera — Soothes and protects gum tissue from inflammation
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Calcium & Vitamin D3 — Strengthens tooth enamel and root density in giant breed teeth
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No Artificial Colors, Flavors, or Preservatives — Clean ingredients only, always
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Giant-Breed Sizing — Engineered to last 15–20 minutes for dogs 50 lbs+ (not 2 minutes like standard chews)
🐾 TITAN REMINDER — Dental Disease Is Silent and Deadly
80% of dogs over age 3 have some form of dental disease — and giant breeds are among the most affected. Untreated dental disease leads to heart disease, kidney failure, and chronic pain. Your Gentle Giant cannot tell you their teeth hurt. They will keep eating, keep playing, and keep suffering in silence. One daily dental chew is the simplest act of love you can give them.
They give you their whole heart. Protect every part of them.
📦 Available Options
- 15-Count Bag — Large (50–90 lbs)
- 15-Count Bag — Giant (90 lbs+)
- 30-Count Bag — Giant (90 lbs+) — Best Value
- Crown Edition Dental Bundle — Dental Chews + Enzymatic Toothpaste + Finger Brush
Disclaimer: DentalShield Chews are a supplement to, not a replacement for, professional veterinary dental cleanings. Supervise your dog during chewing. Consult your vet if your dog has existing dental disease.