Dental Care

Don't Ignore Your Dogs Bad Breath

That unpleasant smell on your dog's breath isn't just an inconvenience that spoils affection—it's a critical warning sign. Halitosis (bad breath) is a leading indicator that your dog's oral hygiene is poor.

Neglecting your dog's teeth can open the door to serious issues like tooth decay, gum disease, and painful infections. Furthermore, the bacteria thriving in an unhealthy mouth can spread throughout the body, posing a risk to major organs such as the heart. Maintaining good pet dental health is therefore crucial for your dog's systemic well-being, affecting everything from their immune system to their ability to properly digest food.

It's easy to overlook dental care until a serious issue develops, often leading to costly and stressful emergency vet visits. The good news is that dental disease is highly preventable. By committing to a consistent dental routine and using effective tools, you can protect your dog's health and avoid unnecessary expenses.

According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), almost 80% of dogs and 70% of cats are showing signs of dental disease by the ripe age of just three

Pet Dental / Dentistry Services

We offer a full spectrum of veterinary dental services, ranging from routine preventive care to advanced surgical procedures. Our goal is to provide comprehensive oral health solutions for both cats and dogs.

Our Dental Services Include:

• Routine Teeth Cleaning (for cats and dogs), which involves polishing and fluoride treatment.
• Complete Pet Dental Examinations and check-ups.
• Dental X-rays for a thorough view beneath the gum line.
• Ultrasonic Scaling to remove plaque and tartar buildup.
• Subgingival Curettage (deep cleaning) to treat gum disease.dental
• Pet Dental Surgery, including the extraction of severely damaged or abscessed teeth.
• Tooth Extraction (cat and dog).
• Recommendations for specialty foods and water additives scientifically proven to help control plaque and tartar formation.