02/23/2026
Dental procedures aren’t just “a cleaning”. They’re full anesthetic procedures and we treat them that way. 🦷🐾
Before your pet ever goes under anesthesia, we perform a thorough exam and pre-anesthetic lab work to make sure it’s safe to proceed.
During the procedure, your pet is continuously monitored including EKG (heart rhythm), SpO2 (oxygen levels), blood pressure, respiratory rate, and temperature.
We also take full-mouth dental X-rays on every patient to ensure nothing is hiding below the gum line. Many dental problems happen beneath the surface, and X-rays allow us to detect issues like bone loss, root infections, or fractured teeth that can’t be seen just by looking.
And it’s never just one person. Every dental has a doctor, a registered veterinary technician, and an assistant present and focused on your pet the entire time.
Safety isn’t optional. It’s the standard here. 💙
If you have questions about dental procedures or anesthesia, we’re always happy to talk through them with you.
