Dental Blog
How Often Does Your Pet Need a Professional Dental Cleaning?
Like people, cats and dogs can develop dental issues, such as periodontal disease. By age 3, most dogs and cats have some degree of dental disease—cracked, chipped, or broken teeth, tartar, and, of course, bad breath. Fortunately, by taking care of your pet’s oral health, you can help them avoid [...]
Pets often use their mouths extensively, engaging in activities such as grooming, playing, eating, and exploring, which can strain their dental health. This can lead to various conditions, including fractures, abscesses, tooth resorption, and oral tumors. To address these issues, oral surgery, including tooth extraction, may be necessary. Our veterinary team conducts thorough examinations and utilizes local anesthetic nerve blocks and multi-modal pain control strategies to ensure your pet recovers comfortably from anesthesia.
