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...
What is a malocclusion? Malocclusions, or abnormal bites, are a rather common occurrence in our 4-legged family members. Up to 25-35% of pets may be affected by a malocclusion. Some malocclusions are now considered normal for certain breeds of both dogs and cats. Pets that may...
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...
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...