Do pets really need preventive dental care? You better believe it!
By the time pets are 3 years old, they’re likely to show signs of periodontal (gum) disease, the most common oral diagnosis in dogs and cats. Left untreated, it’s not only painful for your pet, but infection in the mouth can spread to major organs and become life-threatening.
Your pet’s teeth and gums should be checked at least once a year by your veterinarian to allow them to detect early signs of disease and intervene, if necessary, to keep your pet’s mouth healthy.
At Oradell Animal Hospital, we provide a range of services to maintain your pet’s oral health.
Standard with every procedure:
Other treatments that are offered as applicable:
Yes. Only with anesthesia can we perform dental procedures—with less stress and pain for your pet. What’s more, if x-rays are needed, your pet must remain still so we can obtain clear, accurate images.
All of our treatment options require anesthesia for the safety of your pet and to ensure the best possible outcome for their oral health.
It’s important to keep an eye out for these signs of dental disease in your pet:
We’re here to help. Call us at 201-262-0010 or visit our FAQ page for quick answers to common pet owner questions.
If you are a veterinarian and would like to refer a patient, please visit our referral portal.
