Perform Professional Veterinary Dental Treatment

1. Schedule a professional veterinary appointment to perform a comprehensive oral examination and dental cleaning under anesthesia.

2. Ensure the veterinarian performs intraoral dental radiographs to identify resorptive lesions, abscesses, or deep-rooted dental disease not visible to the naked eye.

3. Authorize the veterinarian to perform surgical extractions for damaged or diseased teeth that are identified as the source of pain.

4. Administer prescribed post-operative pain management and antibiotics as directed by the veterinary staff to facilitate healing.

5. Verify the fix by monitoring the cat's ability to resume normal chewing and interest in food once the oral pain has subsided and the surgical site has healed.