Sentences with phrase «base of the teeth»
American Journal of Medical Genetics: The Genetic Basis of Tooth Development and Dental Defects
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«A mammoth and a mastodon can be immediately distinguished on the basis of their teeth, their big cheek teeth.»
The crevices in the chews increase tooth surface interaction time and reach down to the base of each tooth to effectively remove plaque and tartar.
This buildup often causes inflammation of the gums around the base of the teeth (gingivitis), which is a continuous source of discomfort and pain.
This causes irritation of the gums around the base of the teeth (gingivitis), resulting in exposure of the roots.
The effects of this infection cause the gums to pull away from the bases of the teeth, allowing for the bacteria to spread further into the gum line.
Plaque buildup often causes inflammation of the gums around the base of the teeth (gingivitis), which is a continuous source of discomfort.
Plaque also clings to the base of teeth causing the gums to become inflamed and recede.
Scaling the teeth with a hand instrument while a pet is awake is not effective in removing bacteria build up under the gum line at the base of the tooth.
You can check your dog for tarter buildup by pulling up the top lip and check at the base of the teeth.
This is more than a case of simple hygiene; bacteria that surround the base of teeth can move to the kidneys and heart valves (periodontal disease).
Although few have cavities many have lost much of the gum that surrounds the base of their teeth as well as heavy accumulations of tartar (plaque, calculus).
This lower canine tooth has tartar and gingivitis, as evidenced by the inflamed gum at the base of the tooth.
Stage 2: The calculus at the base of each tooth changes the pH of the area below the gum line.
Although dogs do not generally have cavities in their teeth, Boomer can develop tooth problems if his diet includes soft foods that can leave debris in gum pockets at the base of the teeth.
While humans tend to get caries or holes in our teeth, cats are more at risk of periodontal disease, which is disease around the base of the tooth near the gum line.
This is certainly not enough to make a difference in the formation of tartar and plaque, which most commonly builds up along (and underneath) the gumline at the base of the teeth.