Monthly Newsletter - Smile First Dental Wellness
Healthy gums keep your teeth secure and your jawbone strong. Inflamed gums release inflammatory markers into the bloodstream, setting off a ...
Healthy gums keep your teeth secure and your jawbone strong. Inflamed gums release inflammatory markers into the bloodstream, setting off a ...
Calculus builds up on teeth and gums are inflamed (red). Inflammation causes gums to separate from the tooth, forming pockets. Early to moderate bone loss.
When you get to the gum, curve the floss into a “C” shape against one tooth. Hold the floss tightly against the its mouth, the narwhal's tooth sticks up like a ...
A slight degree of redness seen as a thin line just below the edge of the gum may be considered normal in some kittens and adult cats with no evidence of dental ...
Check your pet's mouth -- gums should be a healthy, pink color and teeth should look clean without signs of brown tartar. Use a special dog toothbrush or ...
Good dental hygiene is important to maintain healthy teeth and gums, but also to keep internal organs such as the heart, kidney and liver healthy (Pavlica. 2008) ...
some dogs have dark pigment spots on their gums and tongue. Don't panic—that's normal. sign of periodontal disease, they should be white and clean
Moderate tartar buildup is present. It has acted as a wedge, pushing the gums away from the teeth, causing food, bacteria, and debris to accumulate there.
Bad breath. • Sore mouth. • Difficulty eating. • Loose teeth or tooth loss. • Dribbling. • Bleeding gums. • Pawing or rubbing the mouth. • Yellow or brown ...
If you feel a tooth that is not secure in the gum line, you should call your dentist immediately to inspect and treat it. In some cases, loose teeth may also be ...
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