Healthy mouths.
Happier pets.
Dental assessment and treatment help support your pet’s oral health, comfort and overall wellbeing throughout their life.
More than a clean smile.
Dental disease can develop gradually and may not always be obvious at home. Veterinary dental care helps identify oral health concerns, manage disease and keep your pet’s mouth as healthy and comfortable as possible.
Looking after the whole mouth.
Oral Assessment
Dental care begins with an assessment of your pet’s mouth, teeth and gums to identify signs of dental or oral disease.
Dental Cleaning
Professional dental cleaning helps remove plaque and calculus from the teeth, including areas that cannot be properly addressed through routine home care alone.
Periodontal Care
The tissues surrounding the teeth are an important part of oral health and are evaluated when dental disease is being assessed.
Treatment Planning
If dental disease or another oral concern is identified, the veterinary team can discuss appropriate treatment and follow-up care.
Dental problems are not always obvious.
Pets can continue eating and behaving normally even when oral disease is developing. Changes in their mouth, eating habits or behaviour can be reasons to arrange a veterinary dental assessment.
From assessment to recovery.
Assessment
Your pet’s general health and oral condition are evaluated to help determine the appropriate next steps.
Preparation
When a dental procedure is recommended, the veterinary team prepares the patient according to their individual health and treatment needs.
Dental Procedure
A thorough veterinary dental procedure allows the team to properly examine and clean the mouth and address identified dental concerns.
Recovery & Aftercare
Following treatment, recovery and home-care instructions are based on the procedure and your pet’s individual needs.
Dental care continues at home.
Professional veterinary dentistry is only one part of long-term oral health. Appropriate home dental care can help reduce plaque accumulation between veterinary visits.
Their oral health deserves attention too.
If you have noticed bad breath, tartar, changes in eating or another concern with your pet’s mouth, our veterinary team can assess their oral health.
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