We perform professional dental care for pets

Without routine exams and regular cleanings, the vast majority of companion animals experiences some degree of periodontal disease by the age of three. While it commonly starts as tooth discoloration or a case of bad breath, it quickly develops into much more serious problems. 

Dogs and cats experience pain, difficulty eating, and tooth loss as a result of untreated periodontal disease. Infections may also occur and can travel throughout the body via the bloodstream. Infections originating in the oral cavity can cause heart, liver, and kidney damage and even lead to premature death. Fortunately, making sure your pet receives appropriate dental care can prevent these problems.