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Advanced Animal Dentistry

We are Australia's leading provider of Veterinary Dentistry, primarily in South East Queensland. Advanced Animal Dentistry loves teeth!

rovides a referral practice to Veterinarians for difficult dental cases; ongoing tertiary education for Veterinary Students in both Veterinary Science and Veterinary Tech courses provided by the University of Queensland; education services for Veterinarians and Nurses online and in-house; Lecturing and workshop opportunities at Veterinary Conferences throughout South East Asia. We've continued to expand in 2015 taking on board a resident, Dr Rebecca Tucker. Dr Tucker has quickly made a place for herself in the practice, and provides another great mind and set of hands to our business - allowing Advanced Animal Dentistry to provide more help to Australian pets. Dr Wilson retired in 2018, and left with AAD his legacy, and Australia in a stronger position with Veterinary Dentistry. Dr Tucker became full partner with Dr Forsayeth and together they have taken AAD forward.

11/09/2025

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🚨 Case Spotlight: A Close Call! 🚨

This adventurous pup got into trouble after trying to grab the tyre of a moving truck. The accident caused several serious injuries:
🦷 Maxilla (upper) left canine pushed up into the nasal cavity
🦴 Fractures with bone fragment displacement of the maxilla (upper) jaw
👀 (In one of the photos, you can even see the tip of the displaced canine!)

Our team extracted the damaged canine and other affected maxillary teeth, carefully managed the fracture, and we’re thrilled to say he’s made a full recovery and is back to his happy, playful self 🐾💙

Let’s hope he’s learned his lesson and keeps well away from truck tyres in future! 🚛❌🛞

09/09/2025

📞 Need to refer a patient or have a question?

Call us on 1300 TOOTHVET (1300 866 848) — our phone line is open Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm 😁
At Advanced Animal Dentistry, we’re proud to offer the highest standard of dental and oral care for pets, working out of four exceptional Specialist Hospitals across Brisbane and the Gold Coast.

🗓️ Where to find us each week:
Mondays – BVSC Albany Creek & VSS Jindalee
Tuesdays – BVSC Albany Creek & VSS Jindalee
Wednesdays – VSS Underwood & VSS Carrara
Thursdays – VSS Underwood

📍 Hospital Locations:
🦷 Brisbane Veterinary Specialist Centre (BVSC) – 57 Old Northern Rd, Albany Creek
🦷 Veterinary Specialist Services (VSS) Jindalee – 24/34 Goggs Rd, Jindalee
🦷 Veterinary Specialist Services (VSS) Underwood – 1–15 Lexington Rd, Underwood (within the Centre @ Springwood)
🦷 Veterinary Specialist Services (VSS) Carrara – 104 Eastlake St, Carrara

08/09/2025

✨ Discover the Benefits! 🦷

Watch Dr Bec explain the benefits of attending a hands-on veterinary dentistry workshop and how it can elevate your clinical skills.

📅 Sept 13–14, 2025
📍 Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga
📌 Run by VetPrac
📚 CPD Points: NSW – 25 | Other states – 14
⚡ Limited spots still available – secure yours today!

👉 Register now: https://vetprac.com.au/workshop/dentistry/

05/09/2025

Thank you to everyone who joined us at the ASAV Conference in Cairns 🌴🐾

Bec and Aaron were honoured to present six lectures in one day and loved the chance to share their passion for veterinary dentistry with such an engaged audience. It was fantastic to connect with colleagues and meet new faces throughout the day.

We’re so grateful for the support and look forward to seeing everyone again at future events!

03/09/2025

⏰ Don’t forget – the AAD team is heading to the VetPrac Dentistry Workshop! 🦷

Join Dr. Bec and Dr. Aaron for the Surgical Techniques for Complex Dental Extractions workshop:
📅 September 13–14, 2025
📍 Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga Campus

It’s a fantastic opportunity to enhance your skills and improve patient dental care, while learning advanced techniques and connecting with fellow veterinarians who are passionate about dentistry.

📌 CPD Points:
➡️ NSW – 25
➡️ Other states – 14

✅ Limited spots still available – don’t miss out!

👉 Register here: https://vetprac.com.au/workshop/dentistry/

01/09/2025

🐾 Did You Know? Understanding Malocclusions in Pets 🐾

Malocclusions—misaligned teeth or jaws—can affect all animals, not just dogs and cats. These misalignments can be traumatic and uncomfortable, but our pets are often very stoic and excellent at hiding pain. Regular dental checks are key to keeping them healthy and comfortable!

Here’s a quick guide to the four main types of malocclusions:

🦷 Class 1 Malocclusion (Neutrocclusion)
• The mandible (lower jaw) and maxilla (upper jaw) are properly aligned, but individual teeth are misaligned.
• Anterior crossbites may occur, where one or more mandibular incisors (small front teeth) sit in front of the maxillary incisors when the mouth is closed.
• Linguoverted mandibular canines are common—these teeth tilt inward toward the tongue instead of following their normal outward angle.

🦷 Class 2 Malocclusion (Overbite / Brachygnathism)
• The mandible is shorter than the maxilla.
• Because of this, the mandibular canines sit too far back and may impact the palate (roof of the mouth) instead of being in their correct position, fitting in front of the maxillary canines.
• If the mandibular canines impact the palate, over time it may cause significant damage and even communication with the nasal cavity, leading to chronic infections.

🦷 Class 3 Malocclusion (Underbite / Prognathism)
• The mandible is longer than the maxilla.
• Mandibular incisors protrude in front of the maxillary, leading to wear, gum issues, and discomfort.
• The maxillary incisors can impact the floor of the mouth, potentially causing trauma.

🦷 Class 4 Malocclusion (Asymmetric Malocclusion)
• Upper and lower jaws are misaligned side-to-side, creating a wry bite.
• Causes uneven wear and can make chewing uncomfortable.

✅ If your pet shows signs of discomfort or difficulty chewing, it could be a malocclusion. Early detection is vital!

Tell us—which malocclusion do you think this pup has?

For more information on malocclusions in pets, visit our website: https://animaldental.com.au/pet-misaligned-teeth/

28/08/2025

✨ Learn from the Experts! 🦷

Dr Bec explains why our hands-on veterinary dentistry workshops are a game-changer for your clinical skills.

📅 Sept 13–14, 2025
📍 Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga
🏷 Run by VetPrac
✅ CPD Points: NSW – 25 | Other states – 14
🎯 Spots still available – secure yours today!

👉 Register now: https://vetprac.com.au/workshop/dentistry/

26/08/2025

🐾 Understanding Tooth Resorption (TR) in Cats 🐾

Up to 60% of cats over 5 years old may develop tooth resorption – a painful condition where the body begins breaking down the tooth structure.

In the case shown here, an obvious resorptive lesion could be seen on the left mandibular canine (pictured). But with dental radiographs, we discovered that both mandibular canines were affected and required treatment.

This is why radiographs are essential – what you see above the gumline is often just part of the story.

🦷 Subtle signs like fussiness with food, pawing at the mouth, or changes in behaviour shouldn’t be ignored – regular dental checks keep your cat pain-free. 💙

👉 Learn more here: https://animaldental.com.au/cat-tooth-resorption/

22/08/2025

🦷✨ Advanced Animal Dentistry at ASAV 2025! ✨🦷

Advanced Animal Dentistry is excited to be part of the 50th ASAV Annual Conference this August in beautiful Cairns 🐾☀

📅 25–28 August 2025
📍 Cairns Convention Centre

We’ll be sharing our passion for veterinary dentistry on Wednesday, 27 August, alongside colleagues from across Australia. It’s always an incredible opportunity to connect, learn, and help advance oral health care for pets. 💙

👉 Check out the conference program and register here: https://au.eventscloud.com/website/2999/program-3/

👉 Learn more about us: https://animaldental.com.au/

Who’s joining us in Cairns? 🙌

21/08/2025

✨ AAD at the VetPrac Dentistry Workshop 🦷

We’re thrilled to be part of the Surgical Techniques for Complex Dental Extractions workshop!

📅 September 13–14, 2025
📍 Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga Campus

Dr. Bec and Dr. Aaron are looking forward to teaching, sharing their expertise, and connecting with fellow veterinarians passionate about advancing their dental skills.

📌 CPD Points:
➡️ NSW – 25
➡️ Other states – 14

✅ Spots are still available – secure your place today!

👉 Register here: https://vetprac.com.au/workshop/dentistry/

19/08/2025

🦷 Myth buster: “If a pet stops eating, it must be their teeth.” Not necessarily!

It’s a common misconception — but in reality, most pets with dental pain continue to eat. They may chew differently, avoid certain textures, or eat more slowly, but rarely stop eating altogether just because of oral discomfort.

So if your pet isn’t eating, it’s important to have them assessed — but don’t automatically assume it’s their teeth. Many health issues can affect appetite, and a thorough veterinary exam is the best way to find out.

Signs that may point to dental discomfort include:
🔹 Chewing on one side
🔹 Drooling or dropping food
🔹 Pawing at the mouth
🔹 Bad breath

✅ Regular dental checks help catch problems early — before obvious signs appear.

💡 Learn more about animal dentistry at animaldental.com.au

14/08/2025

🦷 What Can We Treat?

We love teeth — and we love helping all breeds of dogs and cats with a wide range of dental and oral conditions, including (but not limited to):

✔️ Periodontal disease
✔️ Fractured teeth
✔️ Retained deciduous teeth
✔️ Malocclusions
✔️ Tooth resorption
✔️ Gingivostomatitis
✔️ Juvenile gingivitis/periodontitis
✔️ Enamel hypoplasia
✔️ Oral masses
✔️ Gingival hyperplasia
✔️ Jaw fracture repairs
✔️ Cleft palate repair

📞 For more information or to refer a patient, call us on 1300 TOOTHVET (1300 866 848) or visit: 🌐 www.animaldental.com.au 😁

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At Various Referral Centres
Brisbane, QLD
4160

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+611300866848

Website

http://www.animaldental.com.au/

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Advanced Animal Dentistry formed in 2006 when Dr Aaron Forsayeth joined Dr Gary Wilson with his already successful Veterinary Dental referral practice. With the creation of Advanced Animal Dentistry, the referral work expanded across south east Queensland, and has since allowed us to work in many other parts of Australia. As leaders in Veterinary Dentistry in Australia, Advanced Animal Dentistry provides a referral practice to Veterinarians for difficult dental cases; ongoing tertiary education for Veterinary Students in both Veterinary Science and Veterinary Tech courses provided by the University of Queensland; education services for Veterinarians and Nurses online and in-house; Lecturing and workshop opportunities at Veterinary Conferences throughout South East Asia. We continued to expand and in 2015 we took on board a resident, Dr Rebecca Tucker. Dr Tucker has quickly made a place for herself in the practice, and provides another great mind and set of hands to our business - allowing Advanced Animal Dentistry to provide more help to Australian pets.

2017 saw expansion into two new established Veterinary Referral Hospitals - Veterinary Specialist Services at Jindalee, and Queensland Veterinary Specialists in North Lakes. Through the year recognistion finally came for Dr Gary Wilson’s amazing knowledge and experience in all Veterinary Dentistry, with him being recognised as a Registered Specialist. Dr Rebecca Tucker is coming close to the end of her formal residency, and Dr Aaron Forsayeth was finally granted permission to start a residency in Fellowship of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists in Small Animal Dentistry and Oral Surgery - the first person to ever do so. Advanced Animal Dentistry loves teeth!