Sentences with phrase «problems under the gum»

Our digital dental x-ray unit can detect problems under the gum line that may not be evident by just looking at the teeth...

Your pet's teeth are cleaned to remove plaque and tartar, particular attention is given to «hidden» problems under the gum line.

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Research is finding that not only is gum disease a leading cause of tooth loss in adults, but those bacteria living in the mouth and under the gums can cause systemic problems in the body as well!

They can not clean under the gum line (the most important part of the cleaning) or obtain any dental radiographs of problem areas.

Most dental problems occur under the gum line, including tooth root infection and tooth resorption.

General anesthesia is required for optimal care; it allows veterinarians or their technicians to obtain radiographs so they can look for problems hidden under the gums and to complete examinations and treatment with dental instruments.

Bacteria under your pet's gum line can travel to the heart, kidneys and liver, which can lead to serious health problems.

While the pet is under, take oral X-rays to make sure there are no hidden problems lurking out of sight underneath the gums.

2) The plaque and tarter will be left under the gum line where it will continue to harvest infection and cause problems for your pet's dental health.

This helps our doctors diagnosis any problems with your animals teeth under the gums that we normally would not be able to see.

Some of those underlying problems can be infection, abscesses, or root and / or pulp damage under the gums line.

Once we clean above and below the gum line under anesthesia, there is a clean slate that you can build on by brushing their teeth regularly, which can help prevent problems in the future.

I have seen many pets who have perfectly healthy crowns of their teeth with severe dental disease under the gum line causing problems and odor.

This is the only way to identify other painful problems that may exist in your pet's mouth under the gum, in the bone or involving the tooth root due to periodontal or endodontic disease.

Once enough tartar collects in the dog's mouth, it potentially ends up under the gums causing problems.

Once under anesthesia, your veterinarian will perform a thorough oral examination of the mouth, teeth and gums, checking for abnormal teeth, loose or missing teeth, mouth ulcers, abscesses of the teeth, sites of infection and other problems.

Veterinarians know what signs of dental disease to look for during the oral exam, but only dental radiographs can detect serious problems in the tooth or under the gum line that a visual examination alone won't identify.

And please do not subject your cat to anesthesia - free dental cleanings which provide very little benefit since the problems are under the gum line and these «awake» cleanings only serve to stress your cat and your pocketbook for very little, if any, benefit.

Pets who receive dental cleanings (always under general anesthesia), will also receive full mouth dental X-rays to allow us to identify problems that may be imminent under the gum line.

Sometimes, pet parents can't even see the problem with their pet's teeth, as much of the disease happens under the gum line.

Although some pet grooming shops and veterinarians offer teeth cleaning without anesthesia, it is ineffective in getting under the gums, which is where most dental problems reside.