At your cat or dog's routine oral examination, your veterinary dentist will examine your pet's mouth and look for oral health conditions or any symptoms that require treatment.
Your vet will clean the tartar and other debris from your pet's teeth. If cavities, gingivitis, or another condition has to be addressed, your vet will explain it to you and give you advice on the actions you should take.
Sometimes, surgery will be needed to treat serious conditions. Your pet will be given anesthesia before their procedure to make sure that they are comfortable and don't experience any pain. But, they will require special care after their surgery.
If you notice any of these symptoms, schedule a dental appointment with us.