Mar18
Gingival (Gum) Enlargement in Dogs.
Gingival enlargement refers to an abnormal overgrowth of the gum tissue around the teeth. The overgrowth typically presents as a firm generalized swelling of the ...
Feb27
Dental Enamel Problems in Dogs and Cats
Enamel is the hard, outermost layer of a tooth that serves as a protective covering for underlying structures. Dental enamel problems in dogs and cats ...
Feb21
6 Common Causes of Discolored Teeth in Dogs and Cats
Discolored teeth in dogs and cats can be a sign of various underlying health issues. Here are some common causes of tooth discoloration in pets: ...
Feb17
What to Expect During Your Pet’s Anesthetized Oral Exam
A thorough, more comprehensive oral examination can be performed when your pet is under general anesthesia. While your pet is asleep, digital dental radiographs can ...
Feb12
What to Expect During Your Pet’s Awake Oral Examination
An oral examination is an important process in your veterinarian’s ability to assess the scope and severity of any problems involving your pet’s the mouth ...
Feb06
Why Do Pets Need Anesthesia For Dental Procedures?
Anesthesia is an important part of a professional dental procedure in veterinary medicine for many reasons. It relieves stress, fear, anxiety, and pain during the ...
Jan30
Why Are Chest X Rays Important For Senior Pets Before General Anesthesia?
Prior to receiving anesthesia, a pre-anesthetic screening should be performed on dogs and cats to identify possible risks. A patient of any age should have ...
Jan24
Tongue Illness and Injury in Dogs
Tongue abnormalities in dogs can arise from a variety of causes. Common causes of tongue abnormalities in dogs include: 1. Trauma or Injury: Cuts and ...
Jan21
Oral Biopsies in Dogs and Cats
Why might your pet need an oral biopsy? Oral biopsies in dogs and cats are commonly performed to diagnose and treat various oral lesions, tumors, ...
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