Sentences with phrase «teeth at each appointment»

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I was so humiliated by the «trashy» half - tooth that I barely spoke in the days between the accident and the dental appointment — and I did nt smile at all.

In fact, since starting oil pulling, I've found that I have no plaque at all at dental appointments and that my teeth are much less sensitive.

The first thing the veterinarian does at animal teeth cleaning appointment is an oral exam of your pet's mouth.

If you notice your pet with any of these symptoms or have some concerns after examining your pet's teeth, feel free to call us at [phone] to set up an appointment with a doctor.

And if your dog will let you, institute regular tooth and gum brushing at home to keep your pet's teeth clean between appointments.

Please discuss preventative measures with our staff at your next appointment, such as dental chews, water additives, and teeth brushing, to ensure the healthiest teeth and gums possible for your pet.

If your pet has retained baby teeth, we recommend having them removed at the time of the spay / neuter appointment.

Good home dental care for pets includes looking at and monitoring the health of the teeth and gums routinely, performing regular tooth brushing at home, and setting up and keeping routine veterinary appointments.

Services include straight - through appointments for dogs with special needs, blueberry facials, teeth brushing, special breed cuts and cat grooming at some locations.

Many factors determine this, such as breed type, age, and whether or not you provide dental care at home (tooth brushing, dental treats, etc) The best way to see if your pet needs a cleaning is to schedule an appointment with your veterinarian to evaluate her dental health.

We would love to demonstrate teeth brushing for you at your next appointment!

As part of the exam the vet checked Doodles teeth and said she needed her teeth cleaned and so I made an appointment for her to get her teeth cleaned at the beginning of April.

If your dog has serious oral problems or shows signs of tooth decay, you may want to set up an appointment at your vet's office for a thorough cleaning.

We will see him back in four weeks to repeat those radiographs and if at that time things are fully healed and there are no further issues, the next step would be to make an appointment for a dental exam to look at the teeth that were damaged as part of the injury.»

Many vets also provide tooth and gum cleanings and mouth care services so ask your doctor about them at your next appointment.