Posts Tagged ‘Periodontal Disease’

Veterinary Advisory Panel Series: Dental Radiography (X-rays) and Anesthesia

Posted by Seth Anderson on December 8th, 2010 under Pet Health, Pet Oral Health Care, Veterinary Advisory Panel
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The fifth and final post in our series of posts from The GREENIES® Brand Veterinary Advisory Panel discussion focuses on dental radiography and anesthesia.

Dr. Brook Niemiec: You simply cannot treat dental problems without performing radiography. Adding dental radiography to a practice’s dental protocol is the best way to improve the quality of dental care.
Debbie Boone: [...]

FELINE GREENIES® Dental Treats Introduces New Larger Package

Posted by Seth Anderson on September 8th, 2010 under Smile Contest
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Makes Daily Oral Care for Cats More Convenient
The GREENIES® Brand—makers of the #1 vet-recommended feline dental treats—has introduced a larger 6-ounce package of FELINE GREENIES® Dental Treats, making daily control of plaque and tartar that contribute to periodontal disease more convenient.
According to noted feline veterinary specialist Dr. Margie Scherk, oral health problems such as [...]

Understanding the Important Relationship Between Gingivitis and Periodontitis

Posted by Jan Bellows on June 17th, 2010 under Insight from Dr. Jan Bellows, DVM, Smile Contest
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For many pet owners, discussing oral health issues with their veterinarian can be overwhelming. Much of the language may make little to no sense to the average pet owner, especially when some terms are used interchangeably. It’s understandable that some pet owners can be confused and worried.
Two of the most common words that veterinarians use [...]

Who’s Healthy Smile is Most at Risk?

Posted by Seth Anderson on May 19th, 2010 under Smile Contest
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The “Show Us Your Pet’s Healthy Smile” contest, which kicked off April 26 and runs through June 18 2010, focuses on increasing pet owners’ awareness of the importance of their pets’ healthy mouths. Understanding which dogs are most at risk for oral disease is important so owners can take preventive measures to promote good oral [...]