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Many owners are concerned about the safety of putting their pet under general anesthesia for a dental procedure and we understand how stressful that can be. We have covered the risks of anesthesia-free dentistry in an earlier blog post, but what does it mean for...

Jaw fractures can occur in pets for a variety of reasons. Over the years, we have seen dogs and cats that were bitten by other dogs, hit by cars, kicked by horses, and even a cat who fell from a fourth-floor window- and survived! Symptoms...

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...

It's Fall and that means it's time for pumpkin spice, football, and the Veterinary Dental Forum!   The annual Veterinary Dental Forum was founded in 1987 to educate veterinarians, technicians, and staff about all aspects of veterinary dentistry.  The conference is put on by the American...

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...

One of the most common reasons why dog and cat owners call us is to ask about fractured teeth. Dogs can fracture teeth chewing on a kennel door, playing with a friend, or even chewing on a hard object. Cats are so good at keeping...

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...

Neoplasia is always a frightening subject for pet owners. You may have had cancer yourself or have experienced it with a friend or family member. It’s normal to worry and imagine the worst possible outcome. Early diagnosis and treatment greatly improve the prognosis for most...