Along with Dr. MJ Redman, our board-certified Veterinary Dentist™, you may also meet two other doctors while your pet is receiving care here at Animal Dental Care & Oral Surgery – Dr. Siddall & Dr. McGuirk! Dr. Siddall & Dr. McGuirk are veterinarians whose practice...
At Animal Dental Care & Oral Surgery in Fort Collins, we have a dedicated team ready to care for all of your pet's needs. Today, we want to give you a glimpse of a day in the life of a veterinary dentist. A Morning as a...
Tooth resorption can occur in dogs (and people!) as well, but it is one of the most common dental conditions seen in cats. Teeth are composed of a pulp chamber, dentin, and enamel. The pulp chamber contains the nerve and blood supply of the tooth,...
Most adult dogs have 42 teeth – 12 incisors, 4 canines, 16 premolars, and 10 molars. This is ten more teeth than most adult humans! However, sometimes there may be fewer than normal teeth visible in the mouth. Let's take a look and what can...
Unlike people who have a relatively standard size and shape to the skull, we have bred dogs to have a wide variety of skull shapes and sizes. From our short-nosed friends like pugs and bulldogs to long-nosed pals like greyhounds and dachshunds, each skull shape...
October 15-21 marked National Veterinary Technician Week! Since 1993, the third week of October has been a time to celebrate the achievements and contributions of veterinary technicians. Here at Animal Dental Care & Oral Surgery, all our veterinary technicians are licensed with the state of...
What are dental crowns for dogs? A dental crown is a tooth-shaped cap that is placed over a tooth in a human or veterinary dental patient. Dental crowns can either be permanent or temporary. In humans, dental crowns may be made from a variety of materials...
We can’t forget our feline friends when thinking about dental care for our pets. Here are three common myths about feline dentistry debunked! 3 Feline Dental Care Myths Myth #1: If my cat is still eating, there’s nothing wrong with her teeth. While some very painful oral conditions...
In recent years, a new trend has been popping up – companies advertising “Anesthesia Free Dentals” for pets. These procedures are not recommended and can even be worse than doing nothing at all. How can that be? Problems with Anesthesia Free Dental Cleanings Anesthesia free dentals focus...
At Animal Dental Care and Oral Surgery of Fort Collins, it is our goal to help pet owners improve both their bond with their pets and improve their pet's oral health. At-home dental care is crucial for your pet in addition to their annual dental...
