Veterinary Services

Pet Dentistry in Anaheim, CA

Maintaining your pet’s oral health is essential to their overall well-being. Cottage Pet Hospital offers comprehensive pet dentistry services, including routine teeth cleaning, dental exams, extractions, and advanced dental care. Our experienced team is dedicated to maintaining your pet’s oral health.
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Why Oral Health Is Important for Pets

Just like humans, pets are susceptible to dental issues, and poor oral health can lead to more serious health problems. In fact, studies show that 70% of adult cats and 80% of adult dogs exhibit symptoms of oral disease. Without regular dental care, pets can experience gum disease, tooth loss, and infections, which can affect their overall health. Regular check-ups and dental cleanings help prevent these issues and ensure your pet remains comfortable and healthy.

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Signs Your Pet May Need Dental Care

Knowing when your pet needs dental attention can be difficult, as pets often don’t show obvious signs of pain. However, there are several symptoms that may indicate a dental issue:

  • Bad Breath: A persistent foul odor from your pet’s mouth can be a sign of gum disease or tooth decay.
  • Excessive Drooling: Unexplained drooling may indicate that your pet is experiencing oral discomfort.
  • Difficulty Eating: If your pet is avoiding hard food, chewing less, or showing discomfort while eating, this could be a sign of pain or injury in the mouth.
  • Red or Bleeding Gums: Gums that are inflamed, red, or bleeding during eating or chewing can indicate gum disease or an infection.
  • Loose or Missing Teeth: Missing or loose teeth should be addressed immediately to prevent further complications.
  • Pawing at the Mouth: Pets often paw at their mouths when they are experiencing oral discomfort or pain.
If you notice any of these signs, it’s essential to schedule an appointment with our team. Early detection can help prevent more severe dental problems.

Comprehensive Pet Dental Services

Teeth Cleaning

Regular dental cleaning is the cornerstone of maintaining your pet’s oral health. Our professional cleaning services remove plaque and tartar buildup, which can lead to gum disease and other oral problems.

Dental Examinations

During routine dental exams, our veterinarians will assess your pet’s overall oral health. We check for signs of disease, such as tooth decay, gum infections, and abnormal growths.

Digital Dental X-rays

We use advanced digital dental X-rays to detect underlying issues that are not visible during a regular exam. This technology helps identify problems beneath the gum line, such as abscesses, broken teeth, or resorbed roots, which can be difficult to detect with the naked eye.

Dental Extractions

If your pet has a damaged or infected tooth, extraction may be necessary. Our team is skilled in performing extractions safely and efficiently, ensuring that your pet’s recovery is as smooth as possible.

Key Benefits of Pet Dentistry at Cottage Pet Hospital

  • Prevention of Oral Disease: Regular dental check-ups and cleanings can help prevent common dental problems like tartar buildup, gum disease, and tooth loss.
  • Improved Overall Health: Poor dental health can lead to more severe conditions, such as heart, liver, and kidney disease. By taking care of your pet’s teeth, you help protect their overall health.
  • Early Detection: Our advanced diagnostic tools, including dental X-rays, allow us to catch dental issues early, preventing them from becoming more serious and expensive to treat.
  • Comfort and Well-Being: Routine dental care keeps your pet’s mouth pain-free, ensuring they can eat and enjoy their daily activities without discomfort.

If your pet is showing any signs of dental distress or it’s time for their routine cleaning, our team at Cottage Pet Hospital is here to help. We provide compassionate care with a focus on your pet’s health and comfort.

Contact us today to schedule an appointment or learn more about our pet dentistry services.

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