The two most common reasons why a cat might need to have a tooth extracted are periodontal disease and tooth resorption. Periodontal disease causes bone loss around a tooth, while tooth resorption causes the hard tissue of the tooth to break down. Both conditions can cause...
Many pet owners are surprised to learn that a quick look inside their dog's or cat's mouth during a routine wellness visit cannot tell the whole story. While your veterinarian can identify obvious concerns such as tartar buildup, broken teeth, or inflamed gums, many painful...
The two most common reasons why a dog might need to have a tooth extracted are periodontal disease and a tooth root abscess. Periodontal disease causes bone loss around a tooth, while an abscess causes infection in the bone starting at the root tip. Both...
If you have ever been to the dentist yourself, you may have heard about gum disease or cavities. But for cats, tooth resorption is one of the most common dental diseases. While humans, dogs, and even horses can get tooth resorption, cats are by far the...
As our pets age, their needs change and that includes how we approach senior pet dental anesthesia for dental procedures. Dental disease is extremely common in senior dogs and cats, and treatment requires general anesthesia to allow for safe and thorough care. While many pet...
Board-certified Veterinary Anesthesiologists™ are veterinarians who have completed a 3-year residency which consisted of additional specialized training in anesthesiology and pain management (analgesia). They have also published scientific literature in the field and passed extensive advanced testing to become board-certified by the American College of...
For any dog or cat, general anesthesia for a pet dental cleaning is the safest, least stressful and only way to ensure that a thorough dental cleaning, examination and treatment can be performed. Why is that? Well, first of all, one of the primary reasons...
Fractured or broken teeth are common in dogs and can happen for a variety of reasons. Dogs love to chew and have strong jaws. If a dog chews on a hard object such as a bone or antler, they can easily generate enough force to...
Dental procedures can feel overwhelming for pet owners, especially when anesthesia is involved. Understanding what happens before, during, and after your pet’s procedure can help ease anxiety and build confidence in their care. This guide walks you through what to expect during veterinary dental anesthesia,...
Keeping your pet’s teeth and gums healthy is about much more than fresh breath. It is a critical part of their overall pet dental health and well-being. Periodontal disease is one of the most common medical conditions diagnosed in pets, and without proper care, it...
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