Keith Stein, DVM Diplomate AVDC
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.
Periodontal disease
Endodontic diseaes
Missing teeth
Oral masses
Nasal discharge
Root canal therapy
Vital pulp cap therapy
Apexification
Surgical root canal treatment
Dental luxations/avulsions
Surgical extraction
Full mouth extractions
Tooth resorption
Oral tumor resection
Jaw fracture management
Crown therapy
Enamel defect & caries restoration
Dental bonding
Dental cleanings
Extractions
Routine procedures on high risk patients
Root planing
Bone augmentation
Periodontal splinting
Gingival surgical treatment
Guided tissue regeneration
