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Dentistry and oral surgery

Veterinary Dentistry and Oral Surgery – Advanced Care for Your Pet’s Oral Health

Introduction

Oral health is a vital part of a pet’s overall well-being. When left untreated, dental and oral diseases can lead to chronic pain, serious infections, and complications affecting other organs, such as the heart or kidneys.

At CENTREDMVET, we provide specialized care in veterinary dentistry and oral surgery, from preventive services to complex surgical interventions. With cutting-edge equipment and advanced expertise, we deliver tailored treatments that ensure effective relief and a better quality of life.

Digital dental radiography: Accurate diagnosis of dental disease not visible during clinical exams
Specialized maxillofacial surgery: Treatment for tumors, fractures, and congenital anomalies
Advanced anesthesia techniques: Optimal pain management for improved postoperative comfort

Collaborative Approach and Personalized Follow-up

Our dental specialists work closely with anesthesiologists, oncologists, and radiologists to provide an integrated, multidisciplinary approach. This collaboration ensures safe, effective treatment and promotes faster recovery for patients requiring advanced oral care.

Whether for preventive screening, curative care, or specialized surgery, our dentistry service is here to provide compassionate, expert-level care—always with your pet’s well-being at heart.

Our Dentistry and Oral Surgery Services

Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment of Periodontal Disease
Periodontal disease affects the gums and supporting structures of the teeth. Treatment includes:

  • Oral examination under anesthesia for accurate diagnosis

  • Dental radiographs to assess roots and bone structures

  • Scaling and polishing above and below the gumline, and periodontal debridement

  • In advanced cases: tooth extractions or conservative therapies such as guided tissue regeneration or bone grafts

Endodontics – Pulp Disease and Tooth Fracture Management

Injuries or fractures can affect the dental pulp and root tips. We offer:

  • Root canal therapy to preserve teeth when possible

Oral Surgery

Our veterinary surgeons perform:

  • Complex dental extractions

  • Reduction and stabilization of jaw fractures

  • Repair of cleft palates and oronasal fistulas

Though cavities are rare in pets, issues like tooth wear and fractures may require composite restorations.

Treatment of Oral Tumors and Diseases

For more complex cases, our team partners with CENTREDMVET’s radiologists and oncologists to:

  • Diagnose oral masses via biopsy and medical imaging (radiographs or CT scans)

  • Perform surgical interventions such as mandibulectomies or maxillectomies

Orthodontics – Malocclusions and Dental Comfort

To ensure a functional and comfortable bite, we offer:

  • Crown reductions with pulpotomy

  • Extraction of deciduous or permanent teeth in cases of traumatic malocclusion

  • Orthodontic appliances, passive or active, to correct bite defects

Let’s Improve Your Pet’s Oral Health

To ensure optimal hygiene and high-quality dental care for your pet, contact CENTREDMVET today to schedule an appointment.
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Dental and oral surgery services

Prevention, diagnosis and treatment of periodontal disease

Periodontal disease affects the gums and supporting tissues of the teeth. Care includes:

  • Oral examination under anaesthetic for accurate diagnosis.
  • Dental X-rays to assess the condition of roots and bone structures.
  • Supra- and subgingival scaling, polishing and periodontal debridement.
  • In the case of advanced disease, tooth extraction or conservative treatments such as guided tissue regeneration or bone grafts.

Endodontics: Pulpal diseases and fracture treatment

Disorders of the pulp and tissues at the end of dental roots, often caused by fractures or trauma, can be treated by :

  • Root canal treatments to preserve teeth.
  • Vital pulpectomy or dental restorations in the case of fractures.

Oral surgery

Our veterinarians perform :

  • Complex dental extractions.
  • Reduction and stabilization of bone fractures.
  • Repair of cleft palates and oronasal fistulas.
  • Excision of oral masses, often in collaboration with our oncologists.

Restoration and prosthodontics

Although cavities are rare in animals, other problems such as fractures or wear sometimes require :

  • White composite fillings.
  • Metal crowns to reinforce tooth structure.

Treatment of oral tumors and diseases

For complex cases, our team collaborates with the radiologists and oncologists of the CENTREDMVET to :

  • Diagnose oral masses by biopsy and medical imaging (X-ray or CT-Scan).
  • Perform surgical procedures, such as mandibulectomies or maxillectomies.

Orthodontics: Malocclusion and dental comfort

To guarantee a functional and comfortable occlusion, we offer :

  • Crown reduction with pulpotomy.
  • Extraction of permanent or deciduous teeth in cases of traumatic malocclusion.
  • Passive or active orthodontic appliances to correct defects.

Contact us

For advanced surgical care tailored to your pet’s needs, contact CENTREDMVET today. Our team is here to offer you personalized service and customized solutions.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How can I prevent dental disease in my pet?

Regular tooth brushing, combined with annual check-ups and the right dental products, helps prevent oral diseases.

Do I need to make an appointment for a consultation?

Yes, dental consultations are by appointment only. Contact us at 514-633-8888 to schedule an evaluation.

What are the costs associated with dental care?

A complete estimate will be provided during the initial consultation.

How common is dental disease in animals?

Yes, periodontal disease affects around 80% of dogs and cats over 3 years of age. Early diagnosis can limit complications.

Does my pet need to be anesthetized for a dental check-up?

Yes, a general anaesthetic or deep sedation is required to ensure a detailed examination, without stress or pain for your companion.