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Keeping Mouths Healthy with Cat and Dog Teeth Cleaning

We are here to help you care for your pet’s teeth and gums

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Our Dental Services

Oral exams
Digital dental X-rays – Performed before and after every dental procedure to assess the condition of the teeth and surrounding bone
Teeth cleaning – Performed with an ultrasonic scaling tool that breaks down calculus (hardened plaque)
Tooth polishing – Smooths the surface of the tooth to prevent future plaque buildup
Extractions
Minor oral surgery
Dispensation of oral care products including toothpaste, tooth brushes, and OraVet Dental Hygiene Chews

For optimal treatment, we offer a number of cat and dog teeth cleaning services to preserve your pet’s teeth and gums.

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What are the Signs

It is not always easy to notice when your pet is having a problem; their first instinct is to conceal their discomfort. Many pets with poor oral health may also continue to eat as normal. Below are several signs you can look for to determine whether a dental cleaning is in your pet’s near future:

Red, swollen gums
Loose or broken teeth
Bad breath
Teeth that are severely discolored (yellow or brown)

of Dental Disease in Pets?

Excessive drooling
Dropping food from mouth while eating
Swelling around the face
Pawing at face/mouth

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Pet Dental Care FAQs

Why are routine dental exams important for my pet?

Routine dental exams are crucial for your pet’s overall health and well-being. Regular checkups help prevent dental diseases, identify issues early, and ensure your pet’s teeth and gums stay healthy.

What does a dental cleaning for pets involve?

During a dental cleaning, plaque and tartar are removed from your pet’s teeth both above and below the gumline. The entire mouth is examined to check for any issues. Cleanings are performed under general anesthesia to ensure your pet’s comfort and allow for a thorough cleaning.

What are dental radiographs, and why are they necessary?

Dental radiographs (X-Rays) allow our doctors to see areas of your pet’s teeth and gums that are not visible to the naked eye. This helps identify problems like tooth decay, unerupted teeth, and issues below the gumline, enabling comprehensive care.

What types of dental surgeries do you offer?

We perform various dental surgeries, including growth removal, fractured jaw repairs, and correcting dental or oral defects. Our team takes every precaution to ensure your pet’s safety and comfort during these procedures.

Is anesthesia safe for my pet during dental procedures?

Yes, anesthesia is carefully administered to ensure your pet’s safety and comfort during dental procedures. It allows us to perform a thorough cleaning and examination while minimizing stress and discomfort for your pet.

How often should my pet have a dental checkup?

It is generally recommended that pets have their teeth checked at each wellness exam and cleaned at least once a year. However, depending on their dental health, some pets may need more frequent checkups.

How can I schedule a dental appointment for my pet?

To schedule a dental appointment for your pet, please contact us, make an appointment through our website, or call our office directly. We are here to help you keep your pet’s teeth and gums healthy!

What can I do at home to maintain my pet's dental health?

Regular brushing of your pet’s teeth, providing dental chews or toys, and ensuring a balanced diet can help maintain your pet’s dental health. Our team can provide specific recommendations based on your pet’s needs.