Appropriate dental cleanings and dental prevention can be accomplished without anesthesia, much as in human medicine. Of course, the veterinary dentist must educate the clients and help them train their pets to have their teeth and mouth handled. As well, dental cleanings require time and finesse. Daily facial massage helps maintain dental health. The cheeks over the teeth are rubbed to stimulate the gums and teeth. Chewing wholesome natural foodstuffs such as raw bones also helps maintain dental health when the cleint manages the raw bone chewing appropriately. The doctor has to have a talent for both educating clients and for cleaning teeth. Due to all the anesthetic deaths and reports of altered behavior after anesthesia, more and more clients are demanding anesthetic-free dentistry. Progressive veterinarians can easily accommodate this for many pets and horses. Some, but not all pets and horses, may require anesthesia to accomplish dental health and restoration. The goal with the first visit is to design a plan for dental health that avoids anesthesia, which is easily accomplished with a diverse program of dental health.
Posted on: Wed, 28 Aug 2013 20:57:55 +0000
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