Anesthesia and Your Pet: Tips for a Smooth Recovery

Pets undergoing anesthesia for dental procedures require special care during the recovery period. Understanding how to help them through recovery and postoperative care at home is crucial for their health and well-being. This comprehensive guide from our North Bay Veterinary Dentistry team covers everything pet parents should know to ensure a smooth and safe anesthetic [...]

Anesthesia Safety for Pets with Health Concerns

If your pet is scheduled to have a procedure that requires anesthesia, you are likely anxious, especially if your beloved companion has complicating health issues. Anesthesia is necessary for dental procedures, and what we can achieve for your pet’s overall health and quality of life under anesthesia typically outweigh the risks. Our North Bay Veterinary [...]

Restoring Smiles: Guided Tissue Regeneration for Pets with Periodontal Disease

Periodontal disease is one of the most common conditions affecting pets and causes discomfort, pain, and tooth loss, if left untreated. As in people, periodontal disease in pets can lead to significant health issues beyond the mouth, including heart, liver, and kidney problems. However, advancements in veterinary dentistry offer hope for saving teeth through innovative [...]

Saving Smiles: Root Planing and Perioceutics for Pet Dental Health

Periodontal disease, a common but often overlooked ailment in pets, can cause discomfort, pain, and systemic health issues if left untreated. Fortunately, veterinary dentistry advancements now offer effective solutions to preserve your pet's smile. Root planing and perioceutics are two periodontal therapies that have emerged as powerful tools in combating periodontal disease and ensuring your [...]

Jaw Fracture Treatment Options in Pets

Jaw fractures in dogs and cats can be painful and debilitating, affecting your furry pal’s ability to eat, groom, play, and chew. Most jaw fractures require treatment from a specialized surgeon or veterinary dentist to restore proper function. Our North Bay Veterinary Dentistry team knows that creative problem-solving is the name of the game when [...]

Advanced Imaging For Facial Trauma in Pets

You likely know that veterinary dentists can treat pets’ advanced or complicated periodontal diseases, but you may not be familiar with these specialists’ full skill set or experience. At North Bay Veterinary Dentistry, our veterinary dentist not only treats pets with routine oral issues but also offers specialized imaging and treatment for traumatic facial and [...]

What is a Pet Dental Emergency?

Pet dental emergencies can be distressing for owners and pets alike, and you need to know how to recognize and respond in emergencies for your pet’s health and well-being. Therefore, the North Bay Veterinary Dentistry team has created this guide to common dental emergencies that includes tips on responding to an emergency and minimizing your [...]

How Do Pets Cope With Dental Extraction?

Uh-oh—your pet’s veterinarian or veterinary dentist has advised that your pet needs one or more of their teeth removed (i.e., extracted). Although the concept of dental extractions can be scary, with diligent after care and monitoring, most pets take this oral surgery in stride. Here’s a brief guide from the North Bay Veterinary Dentistry team [...]

A Guide to Caring for Pets with Periodontal Disease: Before and After Treatment

Periodontal disease is a common dental condition that affects many pets, often without their owners realizing, until the disease has advanced. Like people, pets suffer from gum inflammation, oral infections, and other dental issues that lead to discomfort and general health problems. Our North Bay Veterinary Dentistry team discusses caring for your furry pal who [...]

Breaking Down Bad Breath: Does Your Pet Have Periodontal Disease?

Results vary, but the consensus is clear—periodontal disease is one of the most commonly diagnosed conditions in pets. Studies show that up to 90% of all cats and dogs have some level of periodontal disease by ages 2 to 3. Such an overwhelming majority of the pet population suffers from gum disease that it could [...]

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