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When you are looking for a veterinary clinic you should be able to count on superior care and excellent service. We at Animal Dental Clinic have assembled a team of veterinary professionals to bring you the best possible oral healthcare for your pet. We have a state of the art veterinary facility which is clean, comfortable, and efficient. Please call the office to schedule an appointment.
At least once a year, you should take your pet in for a Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment (COHAT). This will include a full oral exam, anesthesia for full intraoral imaging, and teeth cleaning with treatment. Your veterinary dentist will check the health of your pet's mouth, and will make recommendations for your pet's oral health. An initial treatment plan will be provided at check-in to help you make an informed decision for your pet "with your head, your heart, and your pocket-book." Please be advised that this initial estimate will be based upon the limited information that a conscious oral examination can provide. After full diagnostic imaging, evaluation, and dental charting are completed under general anesthesia, we will provide a new, updated treatment plan that will better reflect the additional recommendations for your pet's oral health needs at that time.
At least once a year, you should take your pet in for a Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment (COHAT). This will include a full oral exam, anesthesia for full intraoral imaging, and teeth cleaning with treatment. Your veterinary dentist will check the health of your pet's mouth, and will make recommendations for your pet's oral health. An initial treatment plan will be provided at check-in to help you make an informed decision for your pet "with your head, your heart, and your pocket-book." Please be advised that this initial estimate will be based upon the limited information that a conscious oral examination can provide. After full diagnostic imaging, evaluation, and dental charting are completed under general anesthesia, we will provide a new, updated treatment plan that will better reflect the additional recommendations for your pet's oral health needs at that time.
There are two options for your appointment with us; a consultation only (a conscious visual exam of your pet and discussion with you about next steps), or a consultation WITH procedure (where your pet will be placed under general anesthesia for us to perform a full evaluation and perform any recommended treatments).
We see our consultations in the morning only, from 7:15am to 9:00am. After your consultation, where we will visually assess your pet’s mouth and discuss the recommended next steps, you will leave your pet for the day. During the day, while your pet is with us, we first assess their overall health. At this time we complete and review lab work, and any health concerns your pet may have. When they have been thoroughly evaluated and cleared for anesthesia, we will proceed with the COHAT. After full mouth intraoral imaging, CBCT scan, and dental charting are completed, the doctor will call you to discuss any findings and additional treatment recommendations for your pet. After the procedure, while your pet is in recovery, we will call you and let you know a pick-up time. When you arrive, we will go over the discharge instructions.
Please provide ANY & ALL past veterinary records that you would like us to review before you come in for your appointment. All medical history is very important in making the best decisions for your pet's safety and care. Please be sure to inform the staff of ANY medications your pet is currently taking or has taken within the 48 hours before their appointment.
Sometimes it is necessary for us to trim the hair around your pet’s face during the procedure, for sanitary reasons and to facilitate healing.
We recommend you refrain from scheduling a grooming appointment for your pet within two weeks after oral surgery.
In order to serve you more efficiently, please visit our online forms page, (HERE) to fill out the pre-visit history and information forms prior to your appointment. This will help us to transition smoothly during your visit, and cut down on wait time.
We see our consultations in the morning only, from 7:15am to 9:00am. After your consultation, where we will visually assess your pet’s mouth and discuss the recommended next steps, you will leave your pet for the day. During the day, while your pet is with us, we first assess their overall health. At this time we complete and review lab work, and any health concerns your pet may have. When they have been thoroughly evaluated and cleared for anesthesia, we will proceed with the COHAT. After full mouth intraoral imaging, CBCT scan, and dental charting are completed, the doctor will call you to discuss any findings and additional treatment recommendations for your pet. After the procedure, while your pet is in recovery, we will call you and let you know a pick-up time. When you arrive, we will go over the discharge instructions.
Please provide ANY & ALL past veterinary records that you would like us to review before you come in for your appointment. All medical history is very important in making the best decisions for your pet's safety and care. Please be sure to inform the staff of ANY medications your pet is currently taking or has taken within the 48 hours before their appointment.
Sometimes it is necessary for us to trim the hair around your pet’s face during the procedure, for sanitary reasons and to facilitate healing.
We recommend you refrain from scheduling a grooming appointment for your pet within two weeks after oral surgery.
In order to serve you more efficiently, please visit our online forms page, (HERE) to fill out the pre-visit history and information forms prior to your appointment. This will help us to transition smoothly during your visit, and cut down on wait time.
