Dental Care & Oral Hygiene maintenance is an often overlooked aspect of your pets health and wellbeing. Routine check-ups, brushings, and cleaning help mitigate risk of developing dental diseases in your pet. Many pets still require dental treatments under general anesthesia if left untreated, and our team has advanced training in small animal dentistry.

Take a closer look at the Dental and Oral Hygiene services we provide, or Call Us to discuss your pet’s needs.

Preventative dental care is a crucial part in your pet’s oral health. A significant percentage of animals develop dental diseases early in life that can be prevented from routine check-ups, cleanings, and oral hygiene maintenance.

It is important to stay on top of your pets dental health to decrease the risk of developing more complicated and severe dental and oral diseases. Regular brushing, dental chews, and scheduling appointments to care for your pets helps maintain their oral health. Book with us today to have your pets dental check-up or cleaning!

Dental x-rays allow us to get real-time information regarding your pets oral health. 

Dogs and cats are unable to communicate to us whether there’s a problem until it’s usually much more serious. Looking at their teeth with the naked eye is often impossible to tell there’s a problem.  In many cases, X-rays are the only way to know that your pet has a serious dental problem.

Taking x-rays helps us ensure your animal is in the best of health. Cleaning an animals teeth without X-rays often results in missed opportunities to improve the quality of life and health of your pet.

Our High Speed Veterinary Dental Cart is an all-in-one system offering all essential handpieces for animal dentistry. 

With it we are able to perform any and all the dental services that play a key role in addressing dental hygiene. An example of some of these services are:

* Dental cleanings

* Dental radiology (x-rays)

* Extracting fractured teeth and treating tooth abscess

* Oral surgery – removal of oral tumours, biopsy and excision

* Periodontics (conditions that affect the tissues around your teeth, such as bone loss, gum recession and periodontal [gum] disease)