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Dog Dentistry

If you are concerned about problem with your dog’s dental health or a an injury or condition in your dog’s mouth, you can find a veterinary dog dentist who specializes in advanced veterinary dental and oral surgical treatments for canines including the following: Endodontics, Periodontics, Orthodontics, Restorations, Dental Radiology, Oral Surgery. Pet Dentists are dedicated to providing optimal health care for pets and offer the best options for treating dog and other pet dental problems.

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Hoping to Save Dog’s Incisor Teeth After Anesthesia Free Dental Care

Brioso had been getting anesthesia free dentistry performed for the last few years. Upon a regular veterinary visit, the doctor examined his mouth and teeth, which looked good externally. However, the vet then performed an Orastrip test to help identify periodontal disease. The test results were positive for periodontal disease and the patient was placed under anesthesia for an exam …

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Consequences of Anesthesia Free Pet Dental Care

Recently Colorado veterinary dental specialist Dr. Tony Woodward cared for a middle-aged dog who’d had multiple anesthesia free pet dental cleanings over the last few years in place of professional veterinary dental care. The dog’s teeth did not look very bad and the patient was actually referred to Animal Dental Care in Colorado for another dental problem, not a cleaning. Because the dog’s …

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Sparrow – A Special Dog Who Deserved Special Care!

Australian Terrier,  Dunham Lake Captain Jack “Sparrow” was born in 2012, without his front right leg, a birth defect was likely due to his mother being exposed to something toxic early on in her pregnancy.  Despite the missing leg, Sparrow continued to thrive, had a slight problem with his right eye (ulcerated cornea), but …

Give a Dog a Bone?

Give your dog a bone and without question they’ll run off to gnaw and chew for hours. But, next time you see those bones at the grocery or pet store, consider they may end up costing you much more than a few dollars. Dog bones have the potential to seriously …

Planning for your puppy’s dental health

Are you bringing a new puppy home? There’s nothing quite like the first time you and your family hold your new puppy! They are so soft, cuddly and they have that sweet smelling puppy breath when they give you those kisses. While they don’t stay puppies for long, and the puppy breath eventually fades, there’s still …

Brushing Your Dog’s Teeth

Imagine going days, weeks, months or even years without brushing your teeth – bad breath would be only the beginning of the problems. With the amounts of bacteria and infection, your mouth would be in a serious state of disease and you’d likely be in a significant amount of pain. Your dog’s mouth …