We offer advanced dentistry to keep your pet’s teeth and gums healthy.
You wouldn’t go months without cleaning your teeth. In the same way, your pets shouldn’t endure that kind of treatment. Without proper dental care pets can experience great discomfort and pain which may lead to various illnesses. To protect your pets from periodontal (gum) disease and tooth decay, you should practice good oral hygiene at home and bring them in for dental cleanings once every year.
Each time your pet eats, bacteria is left behind in their mouth. When the bacteria combine with saliva, they form a sticky film known as plaque over your loyal companion’s teeth. If their teeth aren’t brushed regularly, the bacteria multiplies. To fight the bacteria, enzymes are released but they affect the gum tissue. At this stage, your cherished pet is in constant pain. This results in inflamed or bleeding gums and possible tooth loss.
Signs of periodontal disease are usually visible, especially if the problems are advanced. By regularly brushing your pet’s teeth and checking their mouths you are able to spot any problems they may be experiencing. Some signs of dental problems to look out for in your pet are:
These signs are very telling and your pet may be experiencing pain. To schedule an appointment for your pet call us at 403-936-4571.
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