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Pet Dental Care
Healthy teeth and gums are an important part of your pet’s comfort and overall health.
Dental disease can cause bad breath, sore gums, trouble chewing, and other problems that affect quality of life.

Thoughtful, Practical Care
Dental Care May Include
Oral exam
Gum and tartar assessment
Broken or damaged tooth review
Dental cleaning recommendations
Home dental-care guidance
Pain or infection screening
Follow-up planning
When to Reach Out
When to Schedule
Schedule a dental visit if you notice bad breath, tartar, red gums, drooling, pawing at the mouth, dropping food, chewing on one side, or changes in appetite.
Helpful Answers
Dental FAQs
Does bad breath mean my pet needs dental care?
Bad breath can be a sign of dental disease or oral discomfort. An exam can help us see what is going on.
Do pets hide dental pain?
Yes. Many pets keep eating even when their mouth hurts.
How often should my pet’s teeth be checked?
Your pet’s mouth should be checked during routine wellness visits.
