Pet Dental Care in North Little Rock
Comprehensive Dentistry Services at Somers Avenue Animal Clinic
The foundation of a happy and healthy pet starts with proper dental care. That’s why we’re committed to providing the best in veterinary dentistry, combining cutting-edge technology with our team’s deep expertise to address your pet’s individual oral health needs. Not only does this investment in your pet’s health help them live a longer life, you will save money in the long run by avoiding costly dental procedures due to advanced periodontal disease.
Our Dentistry Services
Regular Dental Exams
Professional Dental Cleanings
Digital Dental X-Rays
Scaling and Polishing
Extractions
Anesthesia
At-Home Dental Care
The power of preventive care also extends into your home. At-home dental care is crucial to maintaining your pet’s oral health between visits to our clinic. We recommend:
Regular Teeth Brushing
Using pet-specific toothpaste, brush your pet's teeth daily to maintain oral hygiene.Dental Chews and Treats
These products can help reduce plaque and tartar buildup, complementing your brushing routine.Regular Checks
Keep an eye on your pet's mouth for any signs of dental issues.
For your convenience, all the products you need to care for your pet’s teeth are available through our online store.
Signs of Dental Issues
It's important to watch out for signs and symptoms that may indicate dental issues, including:
Bad breath
Difficulty chewing or loss of appetite
Red, swollen, or bleeding gums
Loose or missing teeth
Pawing at the mouth
If you notice any of these symptoms, please contact us immediately for a consultation.
Why Choose Somers Avenue Animal Clinic
Tailored Dental Care Plans
Recognizing the uniqueness of each animal, we craft personalized dental care plans.
Experienced Team
Our veterinarians and support staff are not only experienced but also trained in the latest dental care techniques.
Dental Technology
Equipped with the latest in dental technology, we provide safe and effective treatments for your furry friend.
Stress and Pain Minimization
Using anesthesia and post-operative care, we prioritize your pet’s comfort throughout their treatment.
Client Education
We place a strong emphasis on educating our clients about at-home dental care practices and the importance of regular check-ups.
High-Quality Dental Care Products
Easily accessible through our online store, promoting an effective at-home dental care routine.
At Somers Avenue Animal Clinic, our goal is your pet’s health and happiness. With our advanced dental services and emphasis on preventive care, we’re here to ensure your pet enjoys a long, happy life with a healthy smile. Contact us today to learn more about our dentistry services or to schedule an appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Pet Dental Services
Understanding the importance of dental care for your pet's overall health, many pet owners have questions about our veterinary dentistry services. To assist you, we've compiled a list of frequently asked questions concerning our dentistry services, procedures, and at-home care recommendations. Our aim is to provide clear, authoritative answers to help you maintain your pet's oral health and ensure they lead a happy, healthy life.
We recommend a dental exam at least once a year as part of your pet’s annual health check-up. However, depending on your pet’s oral health, more frequent exams may be necessary.
Yes, anesthesia is safe for dental procedures. We conduct a thorough pre-anesthetic examination to tailor anesthesia specifically to your pet’s health and needs, ensuring their safety and comfort throughout the procedure. Additionally, anesthesia makes it possible to perform dental procedures with less stress, pain, and risk of injury for your pet. It also lets your veterinarian do a full exam below the gum line, where most oral disease occurs.
No, human toothpaste can be harmful to pets. We recommend using pet-specific toothpaste, which is designed to be safe and appealing for pets. Our clinic can recommend suitable options for your pet.
Common signs of dental problems include bad breath, difficulty with chewing, inflamed gums, brown-colored teeth, and teeth that are loose or absent. If you notice these symptoms in your pet, please schedule an appointment with us for a thorough examination and treatment plan.
Along with regular dental check-ups and professional cleanings, implementing an at-home dental care routine is crucial. This includes daily teeth brushing, using dental chews or treats, and regularly checking your pet’s mouth for any signs of dental problems.
Yes, dental chews can help reduce plaque and tartar build-up, complementing your pet’s brushing routine. However, they should not replace regular dental exams and cleanings at our clinic.