Good dental health is essential for your pet's overall health and happiness. Our dental care services help prevent pain, disease, and serious health problems down the road.
- Prevents DiseaseReduces the risk of gum disease, tooth loss, and serious health issues.
- Relieves PainTreats hidden pain and discomfort caused by dental disease.
- Better Overall HealthGood oral health supports a healthy heart, liver, and kidneys.
- Fresher BreathSay goodbye to bad breath and hello to kisses again!
Our dental services
Complete Dental Care for Lifelong Health
Dental Exams
Thorough oral exams to detect problems early.
Professional Cleaning
Deep clean above and below the gumline to remove plaque and tartar.
Digital Dental X-Rays
Advanced imaging to evaluate teeth and underlying structures.
Tooth Extractions
Safe extraction of damaged or diseased teeth when needed.
Periodontal Therapy
Treatment for gum disease to heal and protect your pet's mouth.
Polishing & Fluoride
Finishing touch to smooth teeth and protect against future buildup.
Dental disease is one of the most common health problems in pets. Bacteria from the mouth can enter the bloodstream and affect vital organs. Regular dental care can help your pet live a longer, healthier life.
- Protects the heart, liver, and kidneys
- Prevents infection and inflammation
- Improves comfort, appetite & quality of life
1. Oral Exam
We examine your pet's teeth and gums.
2. Anesthesia & Monitoring
Safe anesthesia with continuous monitoring.
3. Cleaning & X-Rays
We clean above and below the gumline and take digital x-rays.
4. Treatment
We treat any issues such as extractions or gum disease.
5. Polishing & Protection
Teeth are polished and a fluoride treatment is applied.
6. Home Care Guidance
Tips to keep your pet's mouth healthy at home.
Frequently asked questions
Dental care, answered
The questions pet parents ask us most about cleanings, anesthesia and home care.
Most dogs and cats benefit from a professional cleaning once a year. Small breeds, brachycephalic breeds and pets with a history of periodontal disease often need them more frequently — we'll assess this at every wellness exam.
Yes, and it's necessary. Cleaning below the gumline — where dental disease actually lives — cannot be done on an awake pet. We run pre-anesthetic bloodwork, use modern protocols tailored to your pet, and monitor continuously from induction through recovery.
Bad breath is the most common early sign. Also watch for chewing on one side, dropping food, pawing at the mouth, red or bleeding gums, or a sudden reluctance to play with toys. Many pets hide dental pain completely, which is why exams matter.
Daily brushing is the gold standard, and most pets can learn to accept it with patience and treats. Dental diets, VOHC-approved chews and water additives all help. We'll show you what works for your pet's temperament.
- AAHA AccreditedWe follow the highest standards of care.
- State-of-the-Art CareAdvanced equipment for safer, better outcomes.
- Experienced TeamSkilled veterinarians with a gentle touch.
- Compassionate ApproachWe treat every pet like our own.
Because they’re family.Give them care thatfeels like home.
Compassionate care. Gentle hands.
Healthy pets. Happy hearts.
Trusted Care
Your pet's health is our priority.
Experienced Vets
Skilled professionals who truly care.
Fear-Free Environment
A calm, welcoming space for every pet.
We Treat Them Like Family
Because to us, they are.