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Dental Care

Healthy teeth mean a healthier, happier pet

Routine dental care helps your pet stay comfortable, active, and thriving. Cleanings and checkups can prevent painful conditions, spot concerns early, and lower the chances of needing surgery later in life.

 

How Dental Health Impacts Wellness

Plaque and tartar build up over time, leading to issues like: 

  • Bad breath 
  • Gum disease (gingivitis) 
  • Tooth decay and tooth loss 
  • Oral infections 
  • Pain or difficulty eating 
  • Infections that can spread to the heart, liver, and kidneys 

Dental disease is one of the most common conditions we treat. Many pets show no obvious signs until the disease has progressed, which makes routine care even more important. 

 

What to Expect During a Cleaning

Cleanings are performed under anesthesia to keep your pet comfortable and allow for a complete cleaning above and below the gumline.  

Every dental procedure includes: 

  • A full oral exam 
  • Ultrasonic scaling and polishing 
  • Digital dental X-rays (as needed) 
  • Extractions if necessary (with your approval before any are done) 

Our Care Companions monitor your pet closely from start to finish, ensuring safe, attentive care every step of the way.

 

Reduce the Risk of Dental Surgery

When we keep up with cleaning, we can often prevent the need for surgical intervention later. Regular care helps us address minor issues before they become more serious—or painful. 

If your pet has bad breath, drools more than usual, eats cautiously, or has visible tartar, it may be time for a dental exam. 

 

Tips for Ongoing Dental Care at Home 

We’ll help you build a plan that fits your daily routine and your pet’s needs.  

That might include: 

  • Tooth brushing 
  • Dental treats or chews 
  • Oral rinses or water additives 
  • Nutrition that supports dental health 

Combining home care with professional cleaning gives your pet the best chance of a healthy mouth long term. 

 

Let’s Keep That Tail Wagging

Dental care is one way we help pets live longer, healthier lives with the people who love them. If you have questions about your pet’s teeth or want to schedule a cleaning, give us a call. We’re here to help. 

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