Full-Mouth Dental X-Rays
Every tooth is evaluated above and below the gumline.
Continuous Anesthesia Monitoring
Your pet is carefully monitored throughout the procedure.
Routine to Complex Dental Care
From cleaning and polishing to necessary extractions.
A Healthy Mouth Supports a Healthy Life
Dental disease can affect more than just your pet’s mouth.
It can impact the heart, kidneys, liver, and overall well-being.
Prevents Pain & Discomfort
Addressing dental issues early helps avoid chronic pain and keeps your pet comfortable.
Improves Quality of Life
Healthy teeth make eating easier and help your pet enjoy life to the fullest.
Signs of Dental Problems
Bad Breath
Red or Swollen Gums
Yellow or Brown Tartar
Difficulty Eating
Drooling
Pawing at the Mouth
Loose or Missing Teeth
Changes in Behavior
What Your Pet’s Dental Care Includes
Pre-Anesthetic Assessment
Your pet is evaluated before the procedure, with appropriate laboratory testing recommended based on age and health.
Full-Mouth Dental X-rays
Dental X-rays help us identify painful problems hidden beneath the gums.
General Anesthesia
Anesthesia allows us to safely and thoroughly examine and clean every tooth.
Cleaning and Polishing
Plaque and tartar are removed above and below the gumline, followed by polishing.
Continuous Monitoring
Your pet’s vital signs are carefully monitored throughout the procedure.
Treatment and Recovery
Diseased teeth are treated or extracted when necessary, followed by monitored recovery and home-care instructions.