Sentences with phrase «for signs of dental disease»

We'll also check below the gum line, using a periodontal probe, to look for signs of dental disease.

The doctor and technician will investigate the entire mouth for signs of dental disease and sometimes teeth need to be pulled.

Our preventative dental care services include complete dental examinations to check your pet's teeth and gums for any signs of dental disease.

At every exam, we will check your pet's teeth, gums and oral cavity for signs of dental disease.

Also, watch for signs of dental disease (see above).

Our wellness visits include a dental exam to check for any signs of dental disease.

At each visit our doctors will evaluate your pet's mouth for any signs of dental disease.

Watch your pet for any signs of dental disease including yellow - brown crust on the teeth, inflamed gums, any change in chewing or eating habits.

After the teeth are cleaned and polished, your veterinarian will perform a thorough oral exam and check each tooth for any signs of dental disease (gum loss, root exposure, pockets around the root).

If you find it hard to hold your pets mouth open long enough to look closely for signs of dental disease, our trained staff are more than happy to offer FREE of charge a dental check for your pet.

Because infections of your pet's teeth or gums can potentially infect his kidneys, joints, and even his heart, we suggest that your pet be evaluated yearly for any signs of dental disease.

Regularly check the teeth and gums for any signs of dental disease (visit dog teeth cleaning to learn how to care for your dog's teeth) and ears for signs of infection.

Regularly examine your pet for signs of dental disease - bad breath, tartar, red, swollen, or painful gums, decreased appetite, difficulty eating, loose or missing teeth.

We recommend routinely looking for signs of dental disease, such as: