Dental Care

Dental Care

Healthy teeth mean a happy pet. Poor dental hygiene can lead to gum disease, tooth decay, and even organ infections. At Sanctuary Veterinary Hospital, we provide complete veterinary dental care, including: • Professional scaling & polishing • Dental X-rays • Tooth extractions & oral surgery • Specialized dental diets & home-care guidance Our team recommends annual dental exams for pets under 9 years and bi-annual visits for seniors. Regular checkups help prevent pain, infection, and tooth loss—ensuring your furry companion stays comfortable and healthy.

How Pet Dental Health Affects Overall Health

Healthy teeth mean a happy pet. Poor dental hygiene can lead to gum disease, tooth decay,
and even organ infections.
At Sanctuary Veterinary Hospital, we provide complete veterinary dental care, including:
• Professional scaling & polishing
• Dental X-rays
• Tooth extractions & oral surgery
• Specialized dental diets & home-care guidance
Our team recommends annual dental exams for pets under 9 years and bi-annual visits for
seniors. Regular checkups help prevent pain, infection, and tooth loss—ensuring your furry
companion stays comfortable and healthy.

How Pet Dental Health Affects Overall Health

Pet dental health plays a critical role in their overall well-being at Sanctuary Veterinary Hospital.

The condition of your pet’s teeth and gums is more than just a matter of fresh breath. Dental health impacts their overall health in significant ways. Poor oral hygiene can lead to dental disease, which not only causes pain and discomfort but also allows bacteria to enter the bloodstream, potentially affecting the heart, kidneys, and liver. 

How Pet Dental Health Affects Overall Health

Healthy teeth mean a happy pet. Poor dental hygiene can lead to gum disease, tooth decay, and even organ infections. At Sanctuary Veterinary Hospital, we provide complete veterinary dental care, including: • Professional scaling & polishing • Dental X-rays • Tooth extractions & oral surgery • Specialized dental diets & home-care guidance Our team recommends annual dental exams for pets under 9 years and bi-annual visits for seniors. Regular checkups help prevent pain, infection, and tooth loss—ensuring your furry companion stays comfortable and healthy.

Oral Health Concerns

Annual teeth cleaning procedures are recommended for addressing concerns such as bad breath and maintaining oral hygiene. At Sanctuary Veterinary Hospital, we prioritize exceptional animal dentistry care. If you have any worries about your pet’s oral health, we encourage you to schedule an appointment with us for a thorough evaluation.

How Pet Dental Health Affects Overall Health

Pet dental health plays a critical role in their overall well-being at Sanctuary Veterinary Hospital.

The condition of your pet’s teeth and gums is more than just a matter of fresh breath. Dental health impacts their overall health in significant ways. Poor oral hygiene can lead to dental disease, which not only causes pain and discomfort but also allows bacteria to enter the bloodstream, potentially affecting the heart, kidneys, and liver. 

When to Seek Pet Dentistry

Regular dental check-ups are vital to ensuring your pet’s oral health. Young pets should have annual dental exams, while older pets, typically over nine years old, benefit from biannual veterinary dentistry appointments. Your veterinarian will tailor a check-up schedule to meet your pet’s specific needs and ensure their oral well-being.

 

Services Offered in Animal Dentistry

We provide comprehensive veterinary dentistry services, including:
– Cat and dog teeth cleaning, which involves polishing and fluoride treatment
– Full dental examinations for thorough assessment
– Dental x-rays to diagnose underlying issues
– Ultrasonic scaling to remove tartar buildup
– Sub-gingival curetting to clean below the gumline
– Pet dental surgery for extracting damaged or abscessed teeth
– Recommendations for specialty foods and water additives proven to control plaque and tartar
– Tooth extraction for cats and dogs when necessary

By investing in veterinary dentistry at Sanctuary Veterinary Hospital, you’re ensuring your pet’s teeth and gums stay healthy, contributing to their overall well-being and quality of life. Contact us today to schedule a dental appointment and learn more about how we can help maintain your furry companion’s oral health.

Pets require regular dental care for several reasons

Regular dental care is essential to prevent problems such as plaque buildup, gum disease, and tooth decay. Our veterinarians emphasize the importance of routine dental exams and cleanings to remove tartar and plaque, which are crucial steps in maintaining your pet’s oral health. Additionally, we provide guidance on at-home dental care, including brushing techniques and dental diets, to help prevent dental issues between visits.

By prioritizing your pet’s dental health at Sanctuary Veterinary Hospital, you’re promoting their overall health and ensuring they lead a happier, more comfortable life. Contact us today to schedule a dental exam and learn more about how proper dental care can benefit your furry companion.

Veterinary dentistry is essential for maintaining your cat or dog’s overall health, even when they show no signs of pain. Animals often conceal discomfort instinctively, making regular veterinary visits crucial for detecting and preventing hidden dental issues.