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Preventive dentistry

Scaling, polishing, sealants, fluoride Regular scaling is an essential part of oral care. Just like people, pets whose teeth aren't cared for build up plaque and tartar on the tooth surface, which can progress to periodontal disease. Regular scaling helps keep teeth clean and healthy.
What we do
  • Inhalation general anesthesia for dental work
  • Dental local anesthesia(nerve blocks)
  • Owner education(tooth brushing, dental care products)
  • Detailed dental examination(periodontal probing, dental explorer, dental X-rays, dental CT)

Periodontal disease

Gingivitis and periodontitis affect how teeth function and can be very painful. Left untreated, they go beyond the mouth and can contribute to digestive, heart and lung disease. Regular checkups help keep them under control.
What we do
  • Gingivitis treatment
  • Oronasal fistula repair
  • Root planing
  • Tooth root abscess treatment
  • Guided tissue regeneration(GTR)
  • Chronic stomatitis treatment
  • Periodontal regenerative therapy
  • Laser periodontal therapy
  • Tooth extraction

Extractions

When necessary, teeth are extracted to keep dental and gum disease from getting worse.
What we do
  • Persistent deciduous tooth extraction
  • Simple (non-surgical) extraction
  • Surgical extraction
  • Full-mouth extraction

Fractured teeth

The sooner a fractured tooth is found and treated, the better the outlook. Pain and treatment depend on how much of the tooth is broken and exposed, so regular checkups matter.
What we do
  • Composite (resin) restoration
  • Root canal therapy
  • Crowns
  • Vital pulp therapy(VPT)
  • Extraction

Oral surgery

Oral surgery covers fractures, deformities and tumors of the face and jaw. We use X-ray, CT and 3D printing for accurate diagnosis and careful surgical planning, aiming to restore anatomy as close to normal as possible.
What we do
  • Mandibular fracture repair
  • Maxillectomy
  • Mandibulectomy
  • Oral tumor resection
  • Facial tumor removal
  • Orthodontic and orthognathic correction
  • TMJ luxation reduction

Feline dentistry

Stomatitis and tooth resorption are common in cats. Depending on how far the disease has progressed, treatment ranges from medication and scaling to extractions.
What we do
  • Feline chronic gingivostomatitis(FCGS, LPGS)
  • Feline tooth resorption(TR, formerly FORL)
  • Feline gingivitis and periodontitis
  • Fractured canine (fang) teeth(upper 90%, lower 10%)
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