What Does Stage 4 Periodontal Disease in Dogs Look Like? Stage 4 periodontal disease in dogs is the most severe form of dental disease, causing irreversible damage to the teeth, gums, and supporting structures. At this stage, your dog’s health and comfort are at serious risk....
As a veterinary dentistry resident at Carefree Dentistry, professionals receive hands-on training. They also make a meaningful impact on animal care. This specialized position is crucial in fostering advanced skills in veterinary dentistry. Residents gain extensive knowledge while working with top professionals in the field....
The process of a tooth moving from its place of development within the bone to its functional position in the oral cavity is known as tooth eruption. Dogs and cats have two sets of teeth: the permanent (adult) dentition and the deciduous (baby) dentition. The...
Oronasal fistulas in dogs occur when an abnormal passage forms between the mouth and the nasal cavity. This condition can result from birth defects, dental disease, trauma, or tumors, allowing food, fluids, and bacteria to travel between the mouth and nose. In a healthy dog,...
But How Will They Eat?! A Guide to Navigate Changes in Your Dog’s Eating Habits After Dental Extractions As veterinary dental specialists, one of the most common questions we get is: "How will my dog eat after dental extractions?" The good news is that dogs often...