Plain-English summary
Dental checks can include looking for tartar buildup, gum inflammation, loose teeth, and retained deciduous teeth in younger pets.
What it is
Dental problem screening means checking the mouth for visible concerns such as tartar buildup, gum inflammation, loose teeth, and retained baby teeth. Mouth health can affect eating comfort, breath, and day-to-day quality of life.
Why it matters
Mouth discomfort can affect eating and quality of life. A home veterinary visit can help identify visible dental concerns and discuss whether dental follow-up or referral may be recommended.
How mobile veterinary care helps
During a house call, Dr. Sergey can examine your pet in a familiar setting, review history and day-to-day concerns, and discuss whether testing, vaccination, treatment, nutrition changes, monitoring, or referral may be recommended.
When to ask about it
Ask about dental concerns if you notice bad breath, chewing changes, visible tartar, red gums, loose teeth, retained baby teeth, mouth pain, or eating changes.