Pet Dentistry Athens, GA
Your Classic City Vet
Maintaining the teeth and general health of your pet requires routine dental cleanings.
Pet Dentistry Athens, GA
Are you aware that poor oral hygiene can cause diseases to spread to vital organs like your pet’s heart, liver, and kidneys through the bloodstream?
The general health of your pet is closely related to how they feel in their mouth. Bad breath, missing, broken, or loose teeth; yellow or brown teeth; red, swollen, or bleeding gums; difficulty or pain when eating; pawing at the mouth; and excessive drooling are all indications of dental illness. Please get in touch with our team if you have any of these symptoms; we’ll be pleased to assist.
We take pride in having the most modern dental disease treatment tools available, such as digital dental X-rays. This makes it possible for us to find diseases that we otherwise would not be able to see that are present below the gum line. Thanks to dental radiographs, we may frequently see hidden abscesses, cracked teeth, resorbed roots, retained roots, and more.
- Both dogs and cats are susceptible to gum disease. Gum tissue inflammation is known as gingivitis or gum disease.
- The most prevalent dental issue in dogs is peridontitis, often known as periodontal disease.
- The second most prevalent issue in dogs is tooth fractures. This could result in tooth infection (endodontic disease).
