Can you imagine how your teeth
would look and feel if you didn’t brush regularly? What if you
never brushed at all? Many people are surprised to learn that their
pets are subject to the same dental problems that we humans are.
Our pet’s dental health is just as important and is dependent on
the same hygiene that we all accept as necessary for our own teeth
and gums.
Dogs and cats
frequently suffer injuries to teeth and the bones and joints of the
jaws. Treatment is dependent on an accurate diagnosis of the
injuries. A physical exam under anesthesia, together with
high-detail dental x-rays, provides the most accurate assessment
for treatment planning. Dental materials and techniques provide
superior treatment options, compared to conventional surgery, that
maximize recovery and minimize dental complications and the risk of
persistent pain.
Click on the
conditions below for more specific information and
photographs.
Retained Puppy
Teeth Broken
Teeth Discolored Teeth Gum
Disease Cavities
Enamel
Defects
Tooth
Reabsorption
Red Painful
Mouths
Orthodontic
Disease Oral Growths Gum
Overgrowth
