Pet Dentistry & Dental Care
Experts in your pet’s dental health
Your pet’s oral health plays a vital role in their overall well-being. Dental disease is one of the most commonly overlooked health issues in pets, sometimes leading to chronic pain, infections, and serious infections which can ultimately lead to life-threatening conditions affecting the heart, liver, or kidneys. Our practices offer comprehensive veterinary dental care to help prevent, diagnose, and treat oral health issues, ensuring your pet maintains a healthy mouth and a happy life.
Our expert veterinary team provides routine dental cleanings, advanced oral care procedures, and personalized dental health recommendations tailored to your pet’s needs.
Our Comprehensive Pet Dental Services
Our hospital provides exceptional dental care using state-of-the-art equipment to ensure the best possible results. We always keep your pet’s comfort and safety in mind.
Routine Dental Cleanings & Exams
- Complete oral health assessments provided by our professional and experienced veterinary team
- Comfortable removal of plaque and tartar to prevent periodontal disease
- Professional polishing to maintain healthy teeth and gums
Tooth Extractions & Advanced Oral Surgery
- Safe and effective removal of diseased or damaged teeth
- Treatment for oral infections and abscesses
- Surgical intervention for advanced or complicated dental conditions
Preventative Dental Care & At-Home Guidance
- Custom-tailored recommendations for simple, at-home dental routines
- Guidance on pet-safe dental chews, toothpaste, and diets
- Regular check-ups to catch potential dental issues before they worsen
Why is Dental Care Important for Pets?
Without regular dental care, plaque and tartar can begin to build up on your pet’s teeth, leading to issues like gingivitis, painful infections, and periodontal disease.
Common signs of dental disease to look for in pets include:
- Bad breath
- Red, swollen, and bleeding gums
- Excessive drooling
- Loose or missing teeth
- Difficulty chewing food or eating
- Swelling around the jaw or muzzle
- Pawing at the mouth or face
We highly recommend preventative dental care to avoid painful (and often costly) complications. For more information on scheduling veterinary dental care at either of our North Fort Worth locations, contact us today.