During a regular oral exam, the vet will examine your pet's mouth and look for oral health conditions or any symptoms needing treatment.
The vet will clean tartar and other debris from your pet's teeth. If cavities, gingivitis or other conditions need to be addressed, the vet will explain these to you and provide advice on what actions you need to take.
In some cases, your pet will need surgery to treat serious conditions. Your pet will be provided with anesthesia before their dental procedure to ensure they are comfortable and do not experience any pain. However, special care will be needed post-surgery.