Services

​There are many conditions which can affect the oral cavity of your pet.  No longer are we simply concerned with the occasional “cleaning”.  Poor oral health and oral disease can severely affect your pet’s quality of life, often without any overt signs.  Most animals with oral disease, even severe oral disease, will continue to eat, play and do other things that they normally do without any signs that they are in pain.  It’s extremely important to have your pet’s oral cavity examined on a regular basis, because many oral diseases are best treated, if not cured, when caught early.

Myositis

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Stomatitis

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TMJ disease

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Malocclusion treatment planning

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Periodontal disease

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Endodontic diseaes

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Missing teeth

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Oral masses

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Nasal discharge

Root canal therapy

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Vital pulp cap therapy

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Apexification

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Surgical root canal treatment

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Dental luxations/avulsions

Surgical extraction

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Full mouth extractions

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Tooth resorption

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Oral tumor resection

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Jaw fracture management

Crown therapy

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Enamel defect & caries restoration

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Dental bonding

Dental cleanings

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Extractions

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Routine procedures on high risk patients

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Root planing

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Bone augmentation

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Periodontal splinting

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Gingival surgical treatment

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Guided tissue regeneration

Bite evaluation

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Orthodontic appliances

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Correction of malocclusion