Oregon Veterinary Dental Specialists

12/05/2024

🦷 Got a tiny pup? 🐕 Regular oral exams are extra important for small dogs! Learn why and keep their teeth in tip-top shape! 🐾❤️

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Puppy teeth generally fall out at around six months of age. When they don't fall out, but the permanent (adult) tooth is also present, they are referred to as 'persistent deciduous teeth' (PDT).

12/03/2024

🦷 Want to keep your pet’s smile shining bright? 🐶🐱 Check out this dental health guide to learn how to protect your furry friend’s teeth and gums! 🐾❤️

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Keeping our pets’ teeth healthy is key to our furry friends’ health and wellbeing. Making sure that pets get used to good oral hygiene from an early age - ideally, as soon as they get their adult teeth - can help prevent dental disease and other serious health issues associated with it, such as ...

11/28/2024

🦷 Protect your pet’s teeth for a lifetime of smiles! 🐶🐱 Learn simple tips to keep their dental health in top shape. 🐾❤️

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Brush up on how best to care for your animal companion’s teeth and gums.

11/26/2024

🦷 Your pet’s smile matters! 🐶🐱 Discover why regular dental care is essential for their overall health and happiness. 🩺✨

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Pets are beloved members of many families, so it's important to ensure that they receive the proper care in order to keep them healthy and happy. One aspect of pet care that is often overlooked is oral health.

11/21/2024

🦷 Keep your pet’s teeth healthy and strong! 🐶🐱 Learn the best tips for maintaining your furry friend’s dental health and preventing issues like plaque and tartar. 🐾❤️

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Your pet's dental health is important. Learn tips on brushing, dental treats, and how regular veterinary check-ups help maintain oral hygiene.

11/19/2024

🦷🐾 Periodontal disease affects many dogs over 3! Daily brushing is key to prevention. 🪥 Keep your dog's smile healthy! 🐕💙

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Periodontal disease is the most common disease in dogs over 3 years of age. In dogs, as in humans, daily tooth brushing, as a means of active dental home care, is considered the gold standard for prophylaxis and prevention of periodontal disease ...

11/15/2024

🐕🧓 Our pets age faster than we do, but with regular check-ups, they can thrive in their senior years. Give your pet the best chance at a long, healthy life!

11/14/2024

🦷 Did you know over 80% of dogs aged 3+ have periodontal disease? 🐶 Many owners struggle to assess their pet's dental health, but regular checkups and training can make a big difference! 🐾❤️

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Periodontal disease is one of the most common diseases affecting dogs, with a reported prevalence of at least 80% in dogs over 3 years of age.

11/12/2024

🦷 Protect your pet’s smile! 🐕🐱 Learn about dental disease in pets and how to keep their teeth and gums healthy. 🐾❤️

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Despite big strides made in oral health awareness among people, there remain some misconceptions about dental care for pets.

11/07/2024

Your dog's dental health matters! 🐶🦷 Regular check-ups can prevent serious issues and keep your pup smiling. Visit our animal dental clinic to ensure your furry friend's teeth are in tip-top shape. ❤️ Book an appointment today!

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Keeping your dog's teeth clean avoids painful dental disease and expensive dental treatment. Clean your dog's teeth regularly with our advice.

11/06/2024

For the month of November, we look to honor our senior pets and raise awareness for giving them a little extra-special care and attention as they get up in years.

11/05/2024

Proper pet dental care is essential for a happy, healthy life! 🐾🦷 Don't overlook your furry friend's oral health. Visit our animal dental clinic for a comprehensive check-up and keep those tails wagging! 🐶🐱❤️ Schedule your appointment today!

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Discover the significance of your pet's dental care and learn practical tips for maintaining oral health with recommendations from Wags to Wiskers.

10/31/2024

When does your kitty need a dentist? 🐱🦷 Sooner than you might think! Keep your cat's teeth healthy and pain-free. Visit our animal dental clinic for expert care and peace of mind. ❤️ Schedule an appointment today!

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A cat grows two sets of teeth during its lifetime. The first set comprises 26 deciduous teeth, otherwise known as milk teeth.

10/30/2024

October is National Pet Wellness Month.

10/29/2024

Is your cat's bad breath more than just a nuisance? 😾👃 It could be a sign of illness. Visit our animal dental clinic to get to the root of the problem and keep your feline friend healthy. 🦷❤️ Book a check-up today!

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Go nose-to-nose with your sleeping cat and give her a loving sniff. If it's not sweet kitty breath that you know and love, but a stench that makes you wince, something may not be right.

10/24/2024

Tooth resorption in cats is more common than you might think! 😿🦷 Don't let your feline friend suffer in silence. Visit our animal dental clinic for expert care and relief. 🐱❤️ Schedule an appointment today!

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Within each of a cat’s teeth is a chamber (root canal) that contains tissue made up of blood vessels, lymphatic vessels, and nerves.

10/22/2024

Worried about anesthesia for your cat? 🐱💤 Our expert team ensures safe and stress-free procedures. 🦷❤️

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Whether brief and comparatively simple (such as routine dental care) or prolonged and complicated (spaying or the repair of a broken bone, for example), virtually all feline surgical procedures require that the patient be anesthetized so that the operation can be efficiently and painlessly completed...

10/17/2024

Gingivostomatitis can be painful for your cat 😿🦷, but we're here to help. Visit our animal dental clinic for expert care and relief. Keep your feline friend healthy and happy! 🐱❤️

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Gingivostomatitis is a debilitating feline dental disease marked by severe and chronic inflammation of a cat’s gingiva (gums) and mucosa, the moist tissue that lines its oral cavity.