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03 Jun Understanding Gingival Hyperplasia in Dogs: Causes, Treatments, and Management

Posted at 20:33h in Dog Dentistry, Oral Surgery, Pet Dental Health, Pet Oral Tumors, Veterinary Dentist

Gingival hyperplasia is a common oral health condition in dogs that involves the excessive growth of gum tissue. While it is not life-threatening, it can lead to significant discomfort and health issues if left untreated. This article provides a comprehensive overview of gingival hyperplasia in...

23 Oct The Vital Role of Early Dental Care in Pet Health

Posted at 22:31h in Pet Dental Health

Pet owners often cherish the smiles of their furry companions, but beneath those pearly whites lies a crucial aspect of their well-being – dental health. Dental issues can affect pets just as they do humans, and the key to ensuring a happy and healthy life...

06 Oct Pet Dentist Phoenix: Comprehensive Dental Care at Carefree Dentistry & Oral Surgery for Animals

Posted at 18:46h in Cat Dental Health, Dog Dentistry, Veterinary Dentist

When it comes to our pets, their health and well-being are of paramount importance. Just as humans require regular dental check-ups and treatments, our furry companions also need specialized dental care to ensure a happy, healthy life. If you're in the Phoenix area and searching...

22 Aug Understanding Oronasal Fistula in Dogs: Causes, Signs, and Treatment

Posted at 18:47h in Dog Dentistry, Oral Surgery, Periodontal Disease, Veterinary Dentist

The term oronasal fistula (ONF) may seem unfamiliar to many dog owners, but it is a common condition affecting many dogs. Dogs with this condition have an abnormal connection between their oral cavity and nasal cavity. Consequently, when the dog eats or drinks, food and...

05 Jul What are the Benefits of Brushing a Dog’s Teeth?

Posted at 14:17h in Dog Toothbrushing

An age-old debate has bubbled up among dog owners and pet enthusiasts alike. Should we be brushing our dog’s teeth? Well, the quick answer is yes, you should. Just as humans rely on oral hygiene to maintain health and prevent diseases, so do our four-legged...

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12 May How can my dog eat with missing teeth?

Posted at 17:29h in Dog Dentistry

As veterinary dental specialists, we often hear the question: “How can my dog eat with missing teeth?” Our typical response? They will likely eat better without diseased, painful teeth. Dogs are known for their sharp teeth and strong jaws, but just like humans, they can lose...

01 Mar Diagnosing and Treating Oral Tumors in Cats & Dogs

Posted at 22:00h in Pet Oral Tumors

Any abnormal growth in the mouth and the surrounding tissue is considered an oral mass. The tissues involved can be maxillo-facial bones (maxilla, mandible, facial, nasal, zygomatic, temporal, palatal bones), the temporomandibular joint, or soft tissues like gums, tongue, cheeks, lips, tonsils, palate, salivary glands,...

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