Regular oral exams are one of the best ways to prevent
potential dental problems in your pet, and if you acclimate them to the procedure from a young age, they will be more receptive to it as they grow.
Because pacifier use has been linked to
potential dental problems later in life, the symmetrical, flexible, and collapsible design of these nipples leaves parents confident in their choice when it comes to this soothie.
If necessary, we also have the equipment in - house to perform detailed dental radiographs (x-rays), to further identify
potential dental problems so we can address them in a timely manner.
Bones ends bad breath, maintains gum health, keeps teeth whiter, and reduces the risk of
potential dental problems.
Our skilled Austin veterinarians will examine your pet's teeth and gums for evidence of
any potential dental problems.
Bleeding or inflamed gums can be signs of
a potential dental problem and should be addressed with your veterinarian.
When your kitten eats,
her potential dental problems begin.