Are you curious about what happens during a veterinary dental exam for your beloved pet? In this informative video, join Dr. Emily Ward for a detailed journey of a veterinary dental exam.

During the veterinary dental exam, Dr. Ward conducts a comprehensive assessment of the pet's oral health. This involves scrutinizing tooth surfaces for tartar and inflammation, examining various teeth and oral structures, and using palpation techniques to assess jaw function and facial muscles. Anesthesia is administered to enable detailed Xrays, revealing hidden issues beneath the gum line. Special instruments are utilized to measure periodontal pockets, aiding in accurate diagnoses. Based on the findings, the veterinary dentist develops a tailored treatment plan, which may include oral surgery or periodontal maintenance care. The process emphasizes the importance of anesthesia for safety and effective examination. Postexam care and recovery measures are also discussed to ensure the pet's wellbeing.

So, if you've ever wondered about the intricacies of a veterinary dental exam, this video is a mustwatch. Gain valuable insights into your pet's oral health furry companions maintain their best dental health!

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:22 Examining the Oral Cavity
1:48 Examining the Face
3:43 Examining General Health for Anesthesia Safety
4:27 Taking Xrays
5:20 Examining Each Tooth
5:55 Completing Treatment and Heading Home