Sentences with word «gumline»

The «X» shape of the DENTASTIX helps to get down to a dog's gumline while chewing, plus they are clinically proven to help fight nasty tartar and plaque.

A swollen gumline with little tooth beginning to poke through is probably the only definitive sign (stating the obvious, I know).

SANOS ® Veterinary Dental Sealant is a one - step application by the veterinarian that helps keep the subgingival gumline of dogs and cats clean.

SANOS Veterinary Dental Sealant is a one - step application by the veterinarian that helps keep the subgingival gumline (under the gums, not the cosmetic visible crown) of dogs and cats clean.

The unique twist and nub design reaches all the way down to your pup's gumline for a thorough cleaning.

First: the upper gumline changes with growth.

If your pet has tartar build - up, redness where tooth meets gumline, or breath that is no longer «Minty Fresh» please call us at 577-3100 to schedule an evaluation!

Plaque and tartar buildup on dogs» teeth, causing periodontal disease that leads to severe tooth decay, root absorption, receding gumlines, loss of teeth and bone and abscesses.

In reality, since they are not making a correct diagnosis, or doing a thorough job, all they are doing is setting up the stage for the bacteria that is under your pets gumline to to wreak havoc later on, necessitating an anesthetic dental.

When a baby is actively drinking, the tongue comes forward over the lower gumline and gets in the way of biting.

Your veterinarian will remove excessive gingival tissue, restoring the normal gumline contour and eliminating deep pockets that are responsible for trapping food and debris.

Even IF an excellent licensed veterinary technician attempts the procedure, the best he or she could do would be to get the OUTSIDE of the teeth done; the inside, meaning the side on side where the tongue is, is out of reach to cleaning because animals will not tolerate having their mouth held open that wide, tongue moved to the side, and scraping under their tender gumline.

The reddish gumline just above the plaque is gingivitis.

When you see the gape, gently insert your finger, pad up, against the hard palate near the upper gumline.

Plaque and tartar build up on dogs» teeth, causing periodontal disease that leads to severe tooth decay, root absorption, receding gumlines, loss of teeth and bone, and abscesses.

SANOS seals the subgingival gumline (gingival sulcus) against the formation of plaque.

The one other advantage is precision — the laser allows me to remove all of the lip tie off of the gumline, which results in a better result for dental purposes.

And what should you expect when those first few teeth break through the gumline?

This particular model employs Panasonic's advanced technology to deliver a massive 1500 water jet pulses a minute - this reaches deep within your teeth ad below the gumline to completely remove food particles and plaque.

The American Dental Association recommends wiping baby's gums with a clean gauze pad or a wet washcloth after feedings even before the teeth appear to prevent plaque build up and bacteria from harming teeth still under the gumline.

It uses a unique combination of water pressure and pulsations to deep clean between teeth and below the gumline, removing harmful bacteria, debris, and food particles that string floss usually leaves behind.

A water flosser is an oral wellbeing apparatus that points a constant flow of water into the mouth to flush out sustenance particles, microbes, and plaque from difficult to - achieve places, as between the teeth and under the gumline.

It comes with 3 different modes (normal, soft, and pulse) and cleans deep below the gumline with a powerful 3000 pulses per minute.

It also gets in close to the gumline in a way that no manual toothbrush can.

This one removes 300 % more plaque along the gumline than a manual toothbrush.

For starters, Naia has many severe tooth cavities, and pitting around the gumline.

The acid form might dissolve your teeth off the gumline.

When food particles and bacteria accumulate along the cat's gumline, it can lead to the formation of plaque, causing gum irritation and gingivitis when the gums become inflamed.

In older pets, full mouth dental x-rays may be necessary to evaluate for problems under the gumline that may not be apparent during the dental examination.

The disadvantage of getting a finger brush to clean your dog's teeth is that its bristles are quite large for the brush to go under the gumline's margin as effectively compared with regular toothbrush.

A good veterinarian will take additional measures in ensuring your dog's clean teeth by anaesthetizing your dog, scraping the buildup of plaque from all over the gumline areas, and polishing the teeth for a sparkling finish.

A Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesion (FORL) is similar to a human cavity - erosion of the tooth at the gumline eventually exposes the pulp cavity and causes pain.

The best brush to use is double - headed with the brushes at a 45 degree angle to clean below the gumline.

Dental radiographs (x-rays) are also an important part of the dental treatment process; they allow the veterinarian to assess the attachment of teeth to the bone, if any abscesses are present, or if fractures below the gumline have occurred.

Our dental suite also includes gas anesthesia and monitors, as well as a dental x-ray unit for taking high - quality smaller x-ray images to help guide treatment and detect tooth problems under the gumline.

Dental radiographs (x-rays) allow us to determine what is going on with that tooth under the gumline.

If decay is noted, dental x-rays may be recommended to look for cavities under the gumline along with a Dental Cleaning.

I am not a veterinarian but I do know what happens if you don't take care of your dog's teeth: Really nasty things that accumulate on the surface of the teeth and even scarier, at the gumline, can seep into your dog's bloodstream, travel to the dog's heart, and then bigger problems happen.

Anesthesia free dental procedures have no way of cleaning beneath the gumline to prevent periodontal disease, nor are they able to look beneath the gum - line to identify problems before they become painful and expensive to treat.

Mild build - up may be eliminated, but keep in mind that, although gum pockets and tartar accumulation under the gumline are common, a proper dental examination by your veterinarian should still be done.

The accumulation of bacteria laden plaque above the gumline can lead to long term oral health issues.

Bone loss from periodontal disease occurs below the gumline.

Proper anesthetic protocol, using oxygen and a gas inhalant delivered through a cuffed endotracheal tube to keep an open and protected airway, allows technicians to scale and polish all surfaces of the teeth, both above and below the gumline, safely and effectively.

Grades two through four will require cleaning below the gumline under anesthesia.

Blame it on bacteria that sits at the gumline while baby teeth are pushed out by newly erupting adult teeth, says VetStreet.

Also, the crunching action of dry food contacts the gumline and helps maintain healthy gums.

It is impossible to scale and polish under the gumline, or provide any therapy for periodontal disease.

With grades three and four, oral surgery is often necessary to scale deep below the gumline or to remove affected teeth.

Plaque hardens into tartar, which becomes especially problematic if it spreads below the gumline.