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Here are the top 10 reasons why people often neglect their pet's oral health:   1. Lack of Awareness Many pet owners are simply unaware of the importance of oral hygiene for pets. Unlike humans, pets don’t naturally show their dental problems, and many people don't realize that...

Ulcers in your dog's mouth may be a sign of something local or systemic so this discussion will address both to help you better understand the disease process. Ulcers can be localized or generalized,  and the location of the ulcers is extremely important in the diagnosis...

We perform a lot of oral surgery, and most of these are surgical extractions. Many clients ask if they should have their dog or cat on antibiotics after the extraction to prevent secondary infection. This is a valid request and it comes with a different...

by Barden Greenfield, DVM, Dipl. AVDC Did you know that whenever you care for your pet, you’re actually building a closer bond? Taking good care of our pets not only ensures their physical health, but also enhances the quality of our interactions. Humans share a profound and mutually...

If your dog needs a root canal to treat an infected tooth, it’s always a good idea to get a crown as well.  Root canal therapy involves removing the damaged or infected pulp within the tooth, which is then cleaned, disinfected, and sealed. This process saves...

According to a recent article, approximately 14-27% of dogs had some form of tooth fracture. That's a very significant number that needs to be fleshed out as to how this occurs. Of course, significant trauma can occur when a dog is involved with vehicular or...

Purebred and exotic cats are special creatures. So many different purebred or exotic cats are known for their special characteristics. This may be as simple as their appearance or activity needs to dietary needs or even predisposition to medical ailments. In fact, purebred cats are...

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    Your Pet Dentist of Nashville
    147 Thompson Lane
    Nashville, TN 37211