​Periodontal disease is the most common clinical condition affecting our canine patients, and is entirely preventable. Find out what the disease is and how it affects your dog(s). 

Dogs frequently fracture their teeth. All fractured teeth need to be assessed with dental radiographs to help determine if they are a problem for your dog.

​ If your dog has tartar or large amounts of plaque present a professional dental cleaning is required, to perform a thorough oral examination, scaling and polishing.

Explore the mouths and x-rays of patients who have undergone dental procedures.  

​Home care can make a vast difference in your pet’s overall health and comfort with the added benefit of preventing or prolonging a future dental procedure.