Veterinary Dentistry Services

When your pet needs advanced dental care, you can trust Veterinary Dentistry Specialists for dentistry, oral surgery, anesthesia, and cardiology (if needed)—all provided by board-certified veterinary specialists. It’s a level of professional expertise that’s unrivalled in the United States.

Our cardiology services are also available for any pet – they do not need to be utilizing our dentistry department to be cared for.

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Veterinary Dentistry

As specialists, we provide a comprehensive array of advanced dentistry services for dogs and cats, including:

  • Periodontics for optimal gum health
  • Tooth restoration including fillings and crowns
  • Endodontics including root canal and vital pulp therapies
  • Orthodontics to correct an improper bite (malocclusion)
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Veterinary Oral Surgery

With our advanced training, we have the expertise to perform a full range of oral surgery procedures, including:

  • Difficult/complex extractions
  • Oncologic surgery to treat oral cancers
  • Correction of palate defects such as cleft palate
  • Repair of maxillofacial trauma, such as jaw fractures
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Veterinary Anesthesia

A full-time, board-certified veterinary anesthesiologist is involved in every case to ensure your pet’s comfort and safety – and your peace of mind:

  • Pre-procedure evaluation to assess your pet’s health
  • Individualized anesthesia dosage – no one size fits all
  • The latest anesthetic agents for sedation and personalized pain management
  • Careful monitoring during and post-procedure
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Veterinary Cardiology*

*(Mt. Laurel, NJ & Twin Cities, MN locations only)

  • Patients with suspected or diagnosed heart disease can be evaluated by a veterinary cardiologist.
  • Outpatient cardiology services are available for pets who do not need dental or oral surgery services.
  • Dentistry patients can be seen by a veterinary cardiologist on the day of their procedure to assess heart health (if necessary) prior to general anesthesia. If a cardiac condition is present, it is imperative that the veterinary cardiologist, anesthesiologist, and dentist work closely together to ensure a positive outcome.