Kidney and liver failure, heart disease and halotosis are just a few health concerns associated with dental disease. Have your pets teeth graded by our professionals and receive a treatment plan to keep them healthy. Certain diets, treats and of course BRUSHING are all great ways to prevent dental disease.

Periodontal Disease

Bad breath, pawing at the mouth, difficulty eating and chewing food, are but a few of the symptoms of poor oral health. Ignored, they can lead to gum inflammation and periodontal disease, which is caused by infection from plaque and tartar build-up on pets' teeth. If addressed promptly, the early stages of gingivitis can be treated and the condition reversed. However, if allowed to progress, irreversible periodontitis can occur along with chronic bacterial infection, which can enter the bloodstream and may damage the kidneys, liver and heart.

Periodontal disease is one of the most prevalent diseases seen by veterinarians. It is also one of the easiest to prevent.