Blog Topic: Dental Health

You may have heard people say that a dog’s mouth is cleaner than a human’s. But is that really true? As a veterinary dentist, I hear this myth all the

When people think of braces, they usually picture teenagers with metal brackets on their teeth. But guess what? Dogs can get braces too! As a veterinary dentist, I’ve placed braces

Highlights: Your dog’s breath could be a symptom of underlying illness in their gums.  In addition to regular cleanings, using water additives to help prevent tartar may be an effective

Highlights: Just like humans, dogs can grind their teeth. Unlike humans, the solution for teeth grinding doesn’t usually come in the form of a bulky nightguard. Instead, you’ll have to

Highlights: Your dog’s permanent teeth, like your own, need to last their entire life. If they aren’t properly cared for, they can suffer decay and damage like human teeth. If

Highlights: Your dog uses facial expressions to communicate, just like you do. A submissive grin can look strange, but understanding why your dog does it and what it means can

Highlights: Having your dog’s tooth extracted can cost more than you expect. Additionally, your dog will have to undergo anesthesia and discomfort. Taking care of your dog’s teeth can help

Highlights: Practically everyone knows that dogs and chocolate don’t mix, but the reasons why may surprise you. In addition to chocolate, there are other foods that aren’t healthful for your