Proper dental care is essential for the overall health and well-being of our canine companions. While regular brushing at home is beneficial, it is equally important to have a dog's teeth professionally cleaned by a veterinarian or a veterinary dentist annually. Additionally, starting anesthetic dentistry at...
Oral tumors in dogs and cats are relatively common, and they can pose significant health risks if left untreated. These tumors can arise from various tissues within the oral cavity, including the gums, tongue, lips, and jawbones. Understanding the risks associated with oral tumors and...
Walking up and down the aisles at a pet supply store and trying to decipher what is good and not good for your dog or cat can be overwhelming. It is an absolute chore to figure out what the best dental products are for your...
One of the first pieces of equipment we purchased at our new dog and cat dental practice (Your Pet Dentist of Nashville) is a Cone Beam CT (CBCT). The reason for this decision is that research has proven that CBCT can identify endodontic disease (infected...
Recent studies indicate that 80% of dogs and cats have some form of periodontal disease by age 3. By definition, periodontal disease (PD) has 4 Stages. Stage 1 is defined as gingivitis (no bone loss); Stage 2 has <25% bone loss; Stage 3 has 26-50%...
Dr. Greenfield recently wrote an article for DVM360.com. We wanted to share the article on our blog to keep you informed about discolored pet teeth. You can read the entire article by clicking here. What to Do When You See a Tooth of a Different Color If...
I was recently lecturing in San Diego at CVC West, and one of my lecture topics was Oral Oncology. One of the CVC administrators was in my lecture, who wisely took notes and also made a video. Check Out His Blog Here are the excerpts from his...
Chronic Feline Gingivostomatitis: Proven Therapeutic Approaches & New Treatment Options Barden Greenfield, DVM, DAVDC, FAVD Chronic gingivostomatitis (CGS) in the cat is a very painful disease, characterized by severe inflammation of the gingiva, buccal mucosa, and caudal oral mucosa.1 CGS affects 0.7% to 10% of the general...
We all make New Year's Resolutions, but do we make resolutions for our beloved pets? If not, it's time to consider doing so. Here are a few resolutions to live by that will help your pet be happier and live longer: Have your dog and cat's...
Dr. Greenfield and his practice were recently featured on MemphisDailyNew.com. We are humbled to share this with you and you can read the full article by clicking here. Veterinarian Dr. Barden Greenfield Finds Calling as Pet Dentist By Don Wade Dr. Barden Greenfield was rolling along with his...