Treatments
What We Do
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Periodontal Disease
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Non-Anesthetic Teeth Scaling
Periodontal Disease
This disease is usually silent and invades the mouth with bacteria that hasn’t been removed for years this will cause on your dog; gum inflammation, gum recession, loss of bone and teeth causing bad infections and pain ,
If periodontal disease is left unattended this Can lead you dog to potentially kidney, heart and liver disease .
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Non-Anesthetic Teeth Scaling
It is a procedure for dogs, performed by a Professionally trained Hygienist .
This addresses dental scaling and ultrasonic tooth cleaning to remove plaque or calculus followed with fluoride and a polishing treatment that helps prevent future oral problems like stage 3-4 of periodontal disease.
Procedure
During a Non-Anesthetic Dental Cleaning we will swaddle your pet to make him/her safe and comfortable. We also provide aroma therapy and soft music to further increase your pets comfort level. We do a through examination of your pets teeth to identify any conditions like periodontal disease, or any loose teeth. Keep in mind that pets that have advanced periodontal disease might have to go see your vet first. Also there are certain medical conditions that potentially will disqualify your pet from receiving this procedure. If your pet has any of the medical conditions below please make that information available to the technician.
- Heart Conditions
- Diabetes
- Seizures
- Advance Periodontal Disease
- Lethargy
- Collapsing Trachea
- Breathing Problems
- Back and Neck conditions
- Behavioral Issues
Once your pet has been examined and is a good candidate we will proceed with the procedure. We use scalers, and ultrasonic scalers to remove plaque and calculus followed by polishing the teeth, and applying a fluoride treatment and rinse with chlorhexidine.
Home Care
My purpose is to help you maintain good dental hygiene for your pet and prolong the life of the teeth to avoid periodontal diseases that affect the dog’s health and tooth loss. Here are some recommendations to use at home: enzymatic toothpaste, water additives, treats
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