Under a safe anesthetic, veterinarians are able to probe all areas of the mouth and use tools to remove plaque and bacteria
from under the gum line.
A dental prophylaxis involves removing plaque and tartar from all tooth surfaces, including
from under the gum line.
Not exact matches
Once the mouth has been evaluated, tartar is removed
from the crowns of the teeth and just
under the
gum line with special instruments.
Plaque and tartar is removed
from all surfaces of the teeth, including
under the
gum line, by scraping it away with a hand or ultrasonic scaler.
Whether you can or can not actually see tarter on your pet's teeth, they may be suffering
from a bacterial infection
under the
gum line.
This involves gently probing
under the
gum line in several areas around each tooth in the mouth to measure periodontal pockets, or separation of the
gums from the tooth root surface.