Sentences with phrase «in gum pockets»

Most dogs generally don't have cavities, but feeding them soft foods can cause debris to be left in the gum pockets that are at the base of the dogs teeth as well as promote dog arthritis if certain nutrition is left out.

Bottom line here is if you have any color on the floss (bleeding gums) or bad small, you have an active infection in the gum pockets between those two teeth.

These bugs thrive on an alkaline pH in the gum pocket.

Not exact matches

You can't go wrong (unless you pair it with stale gum you found in your pocket or something).

Alma is situated in an area undergoing a cultural and culinary renaissance, but there are still pockets of seediness, like the bubble gum — stained block on which Alma's modern, wood - paneled facade stands out.

With his teddy bear in its proper place on the bench and a piece of bubble gum for every anticipated victory filling his hip pocket, Bryant extended his personal winning streak to eight games by defeating New York 2 - 1 and Philadelphia 4 - 3.

With the little bit of pocket money left over, my kids used to indulge mostly in toys from Target's Dollar Spot and / or sugarless gum.

With a stranger on either side of me, I reached for the plastic - lined bag in the seat - pocket in front of me — a bag I'd heretofore assumed was mainly for chewing gum disposal — and, as quietly as possible, retched.

Left untreated, gingivitis can lead to more serious periodontitis, in which the gums recede from the teeth and form pockets that get infected.

Its presence within a periodontal pocket suggests involvement in the induction and / or progression of gum disease.

In October 2013, I was suffering from a lupus flare, stomach ulcer, inflamed hiatal hernia, pockets of inflammation throughout my intestines and colon, various psoriatic rashes and lesions, joint pain, hair loss, mouth ulcers and gum bleeding, weight gain from prednisone, and an uptick in my vitiligo symptoms, which caused it to spread to my facIn October 2013, I was suffering from a lupus flare, stomach ulcer, inflamed hiatal hernia, pockets of inflammation throughout my intestines and colon, various psoriatic rashes and lesions, joint pain, hair loss, mouth ulcers and gum bleeding, weight gain from prednisone, and an uptick in my vitiligo symptoms, which caused it to spread to my facin my vitiligo symptoms, which caused it to spread to my face.

The disks are very much like chewing gum that has a soft liquid pocket in the center.

Just like bacteria like to hide in pockets in your gums, they also like to hide in the crevices of your tongue.

I worry that if i don't brush at least a little, the food will stay stuck in the pockets where the gums are receding.

It is also clever to pack a couple of pieces of gum in your pocket or purse in case the date goes well and you desire a great night kiss!

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.

Periodontal disease occurs under the gum line, so each tooth — 42 in the dog, and 30 in the cat — needs to be examined and probed for pockets in the gums; if your pet has any level of periodontal disease, this will be painful.

When the gums are swollen the calculus can build up under the gingiva and the bacteria proliferate even more in those pockets.

The bad breath continues; you may notice abscesses in the gum, deep pockets of infection and pus oozing from the gum line.

The loss of gum tissue attachment and bone results in «pockets» of disease below the gum line.

We now understand that the battle in dental disease is actually being fought below the gum line, and our focus now has become evaluating and treating the periodontal pockets with the treatment goal of preserving and reestablishing attachment, resulting in more teeth being saved.

Thick tartar can mask the severity of the periodontal disease, and even some pristine teeth might have harmful pockets in the gum, with tooth root decay below.

CoQ10 may also help pets with periodontal disease by reducing the size and improving the health of periodontal pockets in the gums, as well as decreasing inflammation, redness, and bleeding,

If gingivitis is not properly diagnosed and effectively treated, the bacteria that proliferate in dental plaque and gum pockets can enter the bloodstream and migrate to remote locations.

This creates small pockets in the gum tissue which become repositories for additional bacteria.

Next, a veterinarian will check every tooth looking for pockets of infection, gum recession, loose or broken teeth, and any growths or masses in the mouth.

Deep cleaning under the gum line with a curette, called root planing, to get at the bacteria and plaque in deep pockets

The loss gum tissue attachment and bone results in «pockets» of disease or a more generalized horizontal loss of attachment.

Anything more than a 3 mm pocket under the gums in dogs, and 0.5 mm in cats, is significant.

One of the most important areas in an animal's mouth to clean is the sub-gingival pockets (under the gum line of all teeth.).

Once teeth have disease around the gums and significant pockets of infection around gum line, the damage to the ligaments holding the tooth in the jaw is usually irreversible, which is why sometimes teeth need to be removed.

In advanced periodontitis, there are large amounts of hard tartar beneath the gum, the gums are red, receded, bleed easily and show deep pockets.

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.

In general, a dental procedure involves an oral exam (checking for pockets, loose teeth, or other abnormalities in the mouth), scaling or scraping the tartar from the teeth and under the gums, and polishing the teetIn general, a dental procedure involves an oral exam (checking for pockets, loose teeth, or other abnormalities in the mouth), scaling or scraping the tartar from the teeth and under the gums, and polishing the teetin the mouth), scaling or scraping the tartar from the teeth and under the gums, and polishing the teeth.

When a dog goes under anesthesia his teeth can be evaluated carefully with a probe to measure pockets in the gum line and then x-rays can be taken to evaluate what can not be seen by the naked eye: that is, under the gum line.

Once this stage is reached, the gums will bleed easily and pockets will form in the gums.

This is where we start to find deep pockets in the gums around teeth when probed with a dental probe.

The gums, or gingiva, cover the bone of the jaw and attatch to the cementum of the roots leaving a small pocket, or gingival sulcus, normally less than 2 mm deep in dogs, between the enamel of the crown and the gingiva.

There is a lot of investment one puts into meticulously plotting their progress, honing their reflexes, and ultimately overcoming the challenges placed before them — sometimes not even deliberately, as some games do wind up rushed out the door and you've either got to deal with what lies before you or take it to a store that accepts trade - ins, where you might wind up with a stick of chewing gum, some washers, and a ball of pocket lint in return for your $ 70 investment.