Sentences with phrase «dental surgery because»

She's deaf and had to have dental surgery because of major issues with her teeth.

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You see, I have to use a special mouthwash because of the dental surgery I had last week and it has caused everything to taste pretty bland.

The study is published in Cell Death Discovery, a new translational medical research journal from Nature Publishing Group, and comes at a time when more children than ever before are subjected to dental surgery — and local anaesthetic — because of tooth decay or the other orthodontic conditions.

Because osteoblasts readily adhere to this novel surface, dental implants coated with TiO2 nanotubes could significantly improve healing following dental implant surgery.

Unlike other mobile veterinary services, your pet's care is never disrupted, because we offer a range of services to ensure that we meet all of your pet's needs, from wellness care to surgery to dental care, with no disruption of the relationship between you and your veterinarian.

It is usually an expense for which owners are not prepared, because most dental procedures are not simply cleanings — they are really major procedures involving oral surgery.

Because surgery and dental care is all we do we are able to do a higher volume safely and efficiently.

Nobody wanted her because she had a heart murmur, horrible teeth that would require expensive dental surgery, a urinary tract infection, an eye infection and she was a senior.

Keeping his teeth clean and healthy is very important because If a tooth does degenerate past the point of no return, then extractions can be a significant dental surgery.

My Jack Russell has bad teeth and has had one dental surgery which cost $ 500.00 and was due a second because of the plaque build - up.

Tilly the dog is no longer in pain because your donation helped pay for her dental surgery and she's grinning ear to ear.

That being said, owners should take some responsibility and do their own research --- if a surgery is $ 400 in one place and $ 50 in another, you must use common sense and ask questions to discern this difference (this information is also true for places that offer dental cleanings for $ 100 versus your vet who quotes you $ 800 — ask questions because there are definitive differences.)

Patients have lost teeth because of a medical accident at a dental surgery, and even misdiagnosis of gum disease can lead to extreme pain and suffering for a patient.

If you brush his teeth twice a week, check his mouth often, and maintain regular vet visits, not only will he be healthy and happy, you will save money because you won't have to fund expensive dental care and surgeries in the future.