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Dentistry

Dental disease is the number one health issue affecting 80% of dogs and 70% of cats over the age of three.

80%
of dogs
affected by dental disease
70%
of cats
affected by dental disease

over the age of three

American Veterinary Dental Society

What to expect.

During the cleaning procedure, pets receive anesthesia to allow tartar removal from teeth. Full mouth x-rays can be taken to look for hidden disease under the gum line. After cleaning and any necessary extractions, your pet's teeth are polished to help slow that daily plaque build-up.

Close-up of a dog's healthy teeth and gums

When to schedule
a dental exam.

Professional dental cleaning is necessary to remove tartar buildup and manage dental disease.

Happy dog smiling showing healthy teeth

Bad breath

Yellow to brown crust on teeth

Red and swollen gums

Loose or missing teeth

Difficulty eating

Comprehensive dental services.

Professional Dental Cleaning

Pets receive anesthesia to allow tartar removal from teeth. After cleaning, teeth are polished to help slow that daily plaque build-up.

Full Mouth X-Rays

Full mouth x-rays can be taken to look for hidden disease under the gum line, and we'll talk through whether they're the right call for your pet.

Tooth Extractions

Teeth that are infected, loose, or have root exposure are painful. Removing them relieves that pain long term and keeps mouths healthier.

A bright, happy dog greeting the team at the front desk — good dental care keeps pets comfortable and well for life

A healthy mouth means a healthier pet.

Schedule a dental exam today.