Dental disease is more common, and lot more serious than you think.
Does your pet’s breath stink? Are their teeth looking discolored or their gums red and swollen? These are early signs of periodontal disease. Pet dental disease begins with plaque and tartar, harboring bacteria that slowly break down tooth enamel, irritate the gums, and damage the bone holding the teeth in place.
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Dental disease hides in plain sight. Spotting it early makes all the difference.
- Bad breath
- Difficulty eating or loss of appetite
- Loose or discoloured teeth
- Pawing at the mouth or face
- Swollen, red, or bleeding gums
- Excessive drooling
- Visible tartar on the gumline
- Dropping food while chewing
A complete oral health assessment
Anesthesia: Why it’s Necessary:
Unlike humans, pets cannot stay still or keep their mouths open long enough for a safe and thorough cleaning. Dental procedures require precision, especially when we clean below the gum line or take detailed dental X-rays. Without anesthesia, even minor movements can lead to injury or incomplete cleaning, leaving behind bacteria that continue to cause disease.
To keep your pet safe, we follow strict protocols that include pre-anesthetic blood tests, tailored drug selection based on age and health, and continuous monitoring of heart rate, oxygen levels, temperature, and blood pressure throughout the procedure. With modern equipment and experienced veterinary teams, anesthesia for dental care is extremely safe and allows us to give your pet the complete oral treatment they deserve.
Why professional dental care matters
Good dental health doesn’t end at the clinic
A little daily care at home goes a long way. Regular brushing, the right chews, and dental-friendly diets help slow plaque buildup and keep your pet’s mouth clean and comfortable. These small steps not only improve breath but also reduce the need for frequent deep cleanings.
- Brushing your pet’s teeth with vet-approved toothpaste
- Offering dental chews that help reduce plaque
- Using dental diets or kibble designed for oral health
- Adding vet-approved water additives to control bacteria
- Scheduling routine dental check-ups
- Watching for changes in breath, gums, or eating habits
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