Dental Hygiene in Pets
Call us now to book a dental cleaning and polishing for your pet!
Welcome
Book an appointment for your pet’s dental cleaning and polishing
Cleaning
We will remove the tarter above and below the gum line
Extractions
Any diseased, chipped and/or fractured tooth will be extracted
Flouride treatment
Flouride paste will be applied to all the teeth to restore their stength
polishing
At the end, teeth will be polished to make all the surfaces smooth and irritation-free
What is Dental Disease?
Dental disease affects the teeth, gums and structures that support and surround a dog’s teeth. It begins with plaque buildup on the teeth. This plaque contains bacteria and food particles.
Plaque that stays on the teeth hardens into tartar. When tartar is above the gumline, it’s easily visible, and your veterinarian can remove it relatively easily during a professional dental cleaning.
Signs of Dental Disease in Dogs Include:
- Broken teeth
- Bad breath
- Painful and bleeding mouth
- Refusal or inability to eat and drink
How Dental Cleaning and Polishing will Be Done?
Professional dog teeth cleanings require general anesthesia to allow us to clean above and below the gumline and ensure that your dog’s entire mouth is cleaned. So, call us to figure out the best schedule and options for your dog’s dental care routine.
Although dental disease is common in dogs, proper dog dental care can keep a dog’s mouth as healthy as possible.
Why Good Dental Care is So Critical:
- Preventing tooth loss
- Preventing bad breath (halitosis)
- Preventing oral pain
- Preventing organ damage.
- Preventing worsening dental disease
