Keep Your Pet's Smile Bright & Healthy
Dental disease affects over 80% of pets by age three. Our comprehensive dental services help prevent pain, tooth loss, and serious health complications. Give your pet the gift of a healthy mouth!
Healthy Smiles
Happy Pets
Why Pet Dental Care Matters
Dental health is directly connected to your pet's overall well-being. Poor oral health can lead to serious systemic issues.
of pets have dental disease by age 3
higher risk of heart disease with poor dental health
diagnosed health issue in cats and dogs
often hidden - pets mask dental discomfort
Our Dental Services
Comprehensive dental care from routine cleanings to advanced procedures.
Dental Examinations
Thorough oral assessment to evaluate teeth, gums, and overall mouth health.
- Visual inspection
- Periodontal probing
- Oral cancer screening
Professional Cleaning
Complete cleaning under anesthesia to remove plaque and tartar buildup.
- Ultrasonic scaling
- Below gumline cleaning
- Polishing & fluoride
Dental X-Rays
Digital radiographs reveal hidden problems beneath the gumline.
- Root assessment
- Bone loss detection
- Hidden fractures
Tooth Extractions
Safe removal of damaged, diseased, or painful teeth when necessary.
- Pain management
- Surgical extractions
- Root removal
Periodontal Treatment
Advanced treatment for gum disease to save teeth and prevent progression.
- Deep cleaning
- Antibiotic therapy
- Tissue repair
Home Care Guidance
Personalized tips and products to maintain dental health at home.
- Brushing techniques
- Dental diets
- Chew recommendations
Signs Your Pet May Need Dental Care
Watch for these warning signs that may indicate dental problems:
Bad breath (halitosis)
Yellow or brown tartar buildup on teeth
Red, swollen, or bleeding gums
Difficulty eating or dropping food
Pawing at the mouth or face
Loose or missing teeth
Excessive drooling
Loss of appetite or weight loss
Reluctance to chew toys or treats
What to Expect During a Dental Cleaning
Pre-Op Assessment
Blood work and exam to ensure safety
Anesthesia
Safe, monitored sedation for comfort
X-Rays
Full mouth radiographs to see below gums
Cleaning
Scaling, polishing, and treatment
Recovery
Monitored wake-up and home care instructions
At-Home Dental Care Tips
Keep your pet's mouth healthy between professional cleanings.
Daily Habits
- Brush teeth daily with pet-safe toothpaste
- Use dental wipes for quick cleanups
- Provide dental chews and toys
Products We Recommend
- VOHC-approved dental treats
- Prescription dental diets
- Water additives for oral health
Schedule Your Pet's Dental Checkup
Don't let dental disease steal your pet's smile. Schedule an exam today!
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