Find Board Certified Veterinary Dentists
As veterinary dentists, we specialize in advanced pet dental care, oral surgery and pet dental health education.
Our experts are a nationwide group of board-certified veterinary dentists who work together to provide the best in veterinary dental care to pets, increase access to veterinary dental information and further pet dental health education to pet families across the country. We invite you to utilize our site to read our latest vet dentistry cases and find educational information you can use to learn more about your pet’s dental health or research a condition. Nationally known, our pet dentists offer a wide range of veterinary dentistry services including comprehensive dog and cat teeth cleanings, fractured pet tooth repair, treatment for pet periodontal disease and oral surgery for all pet dental injuries and disease.
Chris Visser, DVM, DAVDC
Arizona
Michael Balke, DVM, DAVDC
Arizona Veterinary Dental Specialists
Curt Coffman, DVM, DAVDC
Arizona
Brook Nemiec, DVM, DAVDC
Callifornia
Patrick Vall, DVM, DAVDC
Colorado
Tony Woodward, DVM, DAVDC
Montana
Allen Matson, DVM, DAVDC
Washington
Dale Kressin, DVM, DAVDC
Wisconsin
Michael Peak, DVM, DAVDC
Florida
Pet dental health is vital in the long term overall health of your pets and when it comes to pet dental disease or injuries, it’s important to choose a board certified veterinary dentist who can provide the highest level of care for your pet. When choosing an AVDC vet dental specialist, you can be assured your dog or cat will receive a complete pet dental exam, including advanced anesthesia technology and vet dental x-rays that assure a comprehensive picture of your pet’s dental health and any issues that may be causing them pain. If your dog or cat needs a dental exam or you are concerned about a potential problem in your dog or cat’s mouth, locate a vet dental specialist in your area and contact them to learn more about their veterinary dentistry services.
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