February -National Pet Dental Health Month

Dentistry in Pets

Dental care is very important to your pet's health. Both cats and dogs live significantly longer - one to three years longer - if they receive good dental care throughout their lives. Removing plaque and tartar under anesthesia keeps the teeth and gums healthy and is the mainstay of veterinary dental care. While your pet is under anesthesia we can also x-ray the teeth to look for problems under the gumline, and perform other minor procedures such as tumor or wart removal, microchipping or ear flushing.

 It's a Big Day for Poppy & Pansy-

They're Having Their Teeth Cleaned!

See also our Dental Problem page for a pictorial demonstration on why cleaning of your pet's teeth is good preventive care.

For greater in depth teeth problems information and their explanations and photos and photos of more unusual dental problems go to: dentalvet.com

When need be e send our dental referrals to Animal Dental Center - Milwaukee and Oshkosh www.mypetsdentist.com