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Dental care is very important as a variety of injuries and ailments can affect an animal's teeth, gums, and oral cavity.
Dental Problems
Your pet may not rack up the cavities as easily as the human members of your family seem to do, but many other dental conditions can pose threats to his well-being.
Preventative Care and Dental Treatments
Annual wellness and requested examinations help protect your pets health, allowing a veterinarian to perform visual inspections and suggest the best future dental care for your individual pets.
If your pet has been suffering from periodontal disease, your veterinarian at our clinic may also recommend tartar-control foods, a tooth-brushing routine, and other home-based dental hygiene practices. Dental Appointments
The AVMA recommends annual dental exams for pets as a minimum, with more frequent exams for pets struggling with particular conditions. So start your favorite animal on the journey toward a life of dental health -- call Georgesville Road Animal Hospital at (614) 272-0162 to schedule a dental exam and cleaning!
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