Dental Care & Surgery

Why Dental Care is necessary for Cats and Dogs?

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Dental care is crucial for cats and dogs to prevent plaque buildup, gum disease, and tooth loss. Regular cleanings and check-ups help avoid painful infections and maintain overall health. Proper dental care also prevents more severe issues like heart and kidney disease linked to oral health problems.
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Dental Care Services

Dental care for pets involves regular cleanings, check-ups, and preventive treatments to maintain oral health and prevent diseases.

1. Dental Exams

Regular check-ups to assess oral health.

2. Teeth Cleaning (Scaling and Polishing)

Removal of plaque and tartar to prevent periodontal disease.

3. Dental X-rays

Imaging to check for underlying dental issues.

4. Tooth Extraction

Removal of damaged or decayed teeth.

5. Gum Disease Treatment

Management of gingivitis and periodontitis.

6. Dental Sealants

Protecting teeth from decay with sealants.

7. Oral Hygiene Counseling

Guidance on maintaining pet dental health at home.

8. Breath Freshening Treatment

Addressing bad breath caused by dental issues.

9. Plaque and Tartar Control

Preventive treatments to minimize plaque and tartar buildup.

Dental Services

Dental surgery addresses more serious issues like tooth extraction, fractures, and infections, ensuring comprehensive oral health for animals.

1. Root Canal Therapy

Treatment to save an infected or damaged tooth.

2. Crown Placement

Protective caps for damaged teeth.

3. Oral Tumor Removal

Surgery to remove growths in the mouth.

4. Jaw Fracture Repair

Surgical intervention for broken or injured jaws.

5. Orthodontic Treatment

Correction of misaligned teeth or jaws.

6. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Complex surgical procedures involving the mouth, teeth, and jaws.

7. Periodontal Surgery

Surgery to treat severe gum disease.

8. Feline Tooth Resorption Treatment

Managing this common condition in cats and dogs where the tooth is absorbed back into the gum.

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