Dental Care
Oral health is very important for your pet’s overall well-being. To promote the maximum oral health, our veterinary teams offer expert dental cleanings. Physical exams include an oral exam by the doctor and dental cleanings may be recommended for preventive care as well as disease care. No matter the state of your pet’s oral condition, Kindred will individualize your pet’s care plan.
Our approach helps to avoid trouble in the future. Everything happens very simply
and without hassle. Preventive medicine with us isDental Cleaning
During a professional dental cleaning, much like a human dental cleaning, your pet’s teeth will be scaled, using an ultrasonic scaler, to remove plaque and tartar. Your pet’s teeth will be cleaned and polished to smooth the surface and reduce future build up. Depending on the level of periodontal disease, your pet may be referred for dental x-rays and extractions.
Dental Procedures
For pets, routine dental cleanings are considered surgery because they must undergo general anesthesia for us to get to their pearly whites. Some pets may need further oral surgery or dental extractions as well.
Safety
We take surgical quality and safety seriously. All pets undergo a pre-operative exam and blood work, including a complete blood count and chemistry panel that checks on organ function. During surgery, pets continuously undergo cardio and pulmonary monitoring including an EKG, oxygenation levels and waste gas levels, and receive IV fluid therapy. Monitoring continues for several hours post op.
At Home Care
During our dental cleanings, the doctor may offer a sealant that helps reduce gingivitis. It’s also important to prevent gingivitis at home. We offer effective solutions to protect your pets from fleas, ticks, heartworms, and intestinal parasites. Our team will guide you on the most appropriate preventive products and provide advice on maintaining a pest-free environment.
Chief veterinarian
Dr. Jenn knows everything about preventive care, don’t hesitate to address your questions or concerns, and she will gladly help you to clarify everything as an expert. We believe in the power of education and encourage open communication with pet owners.
Certificates
We are proud to hold the prestigious Fear Free Certificate certificate, a symbol of our commitment to delivering the highest level of veterinary care. This esteemed accreditation reflects our principles and attention to animals emotions and health, demonstrating our dedication to providing exceptional service and optimal health outcomes for your cherished pets.
Cat Friendly
Certified Staff
We adhere to the rigorous treatment protocols established by the American Association of Feline Practitioners(AAFP). These protocols are designed to ensure that your cat receive the highest standard of care, guided by evidence-based practices and industry-leading guidelines.
Technologies
Zoetis' diagnostic products and services have transformed the way we gather and interpret veterinary diagnostic information, leveraging their extensive expertise in the field.
Your next steps
Book an appointment
Simply book an appointment through our online system, where you can secure a convenient time slot for your furry friend in just a few clicks.
Visit us
Our experienced veterinary professionals will examine your pet's teeth issues and propose a treatment plan.
Schedule next visit
Choose your next visit date for the planned procedures or just for a regular check.
By choosing our dental care services, you are taking proactive steps to ensure your pet's well-being. Schedule an appointment with us today.
FAQ
Most dogs and cats start developing some level of periodontal disease by age 2-3. While a complete oral exam may not be done on an awake animal, your veterinarian will do an evaluation of your pet's teeth and gums to determine what level of oral care is needed.