Pet Dentistry

Protecting Your Pet’s Smile with Expert Dental Care

Dental health is a crucial part of your pet’s overall well-beingEdwards Veterinary Services in Tillsonburg, ON, supports their health and hygiene with professional veterinary dentistry and oral surgery to prevent, diagnose, and treat dental conditions.

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Professional Dental Care for Pets in Tillsonburg

Help your pet enjoy a healthier, more comfortable life with professional dental care designed to meet their unique needs and support long-term well-being.

As part of our comprehensive veterinary services, our pet dental clinic offers a full range of procedures to support your pet’s oral health:
Dental Cleanings (Scaling and Polishing)

We perform professional dental cleanings to remove plaque and tartar, promoting healthy teeth and gums.

Digital Dental X-rays

Digital dental X-rays allow us to detect hidden oral issues beneath the gumline with precision and clarity.

Tooth Extractions

We safely extract damaged or infected teeth to relieve pain and prevent further complications.

Oral Mass Removals

Our team surgically removes oral masses to diagnose and treat potential underlying conditions.

Treatment of Periodontal Disease

We provide comprehensive care to manage and treat periodontal disease, improving oral and overall health.

Oral Surgery for Advanced Cases

We offer advanced oral surgeries tailored to your pet’s needs for complex dental conditions.

We use safe anesthesia, advanced monitoring, and modern tools to ensure each procedure is effective and comfortable for your pet. Regular dental care helps reduce plaque, prevent disease, and keep your pet’s breath fresh and mouth pain-free.

What to Expect During a Pet Dental Appointment

When you schedule a dental exam at Edwards Veterinary Services, we begin with a thorough oral assessment. If treatment is needed, we’ll recommend a customized plan that may include a professional cleaning under anesthesia or surgical intervention.

All dental cleanings and oral surgeries are performed in our fully equipped clinic using digital X-ray technology to detect problems below the gumline. Your pet’s vital signs are carefully monitored throughout the procedure for maximum safety.

After treatment, we provide home care guidance and follow-up support to help you maintain your pet’s oral health in the long term.

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Benefits of Veterinary Dentistry

Pet dental services provide a wide range of advantages for both pets and their owners:

Fresher breath

Relief from oral discomfort

Early detection of serious issues

Lower long-term veterinary costs

Improved overall health and energy

Better quality of life for your pet

After dental treatment, many clients see immediate improvements in their pet’s behaviour and appetite.

Our Commitment to Trusted Dental Care

At Edwards Veterinary Services, your pet’s comfort and safety are always our top priorities. Our team, led by Dr. Paul Edwards, Dr. Haris Aziz, and Dr. Shahid Zaman, brings extensive experience in veterinary dentistry and general animal care.

We take time to explain your options, answer your questions, and ensure you feel confident in every step of your pet’s treatment plan. As a family-owned clinic, we’re proud to provide personalized, affordable care to Tillsonburg and the surrounding communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is pet dental cleaning really necessary if my pet eats dry food?

Yes. While dry food may help reduce some plaque, it does not replace professional cleanings or daily dental care.

Is pet dental cleaning really necessary if my pet eats dry food?

Yes. While dry food may help reduce some plaque, it does not replace professional cleanings or daily dental care.

Will my pet need anesthesia for a dental cleaning?

Yes. General anesthesia is required to thoroughly and safely clean below the gumline and perform extractions if necessary.

How often should my pet have a dental cleaning?

Most pets benefit from annual cleanings, but your veterinarian may recommend a different schedule based on your pet’s breed, age, and oral health.

How can I support my pet’s dental health at home?

The best way to support your pet’s dental health between visits is to brush their teeth regularly using a special pet toothbrush and pet-safe toothpaste. (Do not use human toothpaste as it contains ingredients that are toxic to pets.) This process will take time for your pet to get used to, so be patient and reward your pet with positive reinforcement after you’ve finished brushing. You can also give them dental treats, chews, or water supplements to support their hygiene.

Schedule a Pet Dental Appointment in Tillsonburg, ON

Don’t wait until your pet is in pain. Routine dental exams are one of the best ways to protect their health and happiness.