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Sanatoga, PA 19464

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Dentistry

DogDental hygiene for pets is often overlooked, but pets can experience many of the same dental issues as humans, including pain, infection, and tooth loss.

A routine examination of your pet’s teeth, gums, and oral cavity is very important for their overall health. We have state-of-the-art equipment at the hospital to diagnose and provide comprehensive care for your pet’s dental needs.

At Sanatoga Animal Hospital, we also utilize X-Ray technology to ensure your pet receives the highest level of medical care. We are committed to using advanced technology to better treat your pet.

We recommend that pets have periodic dental exams. The frequency of the dental exam depends on the animal's age:

Puppies Dental exams should be performed during the first puppy exam and at every appointment thereafter.
1 - 3 Years Annually, unless a dental problem occurs.
4 Years and up Every 6 months, unless a dental problem occurs.

Frequently Asked Questions About Pet Dental Care


Q: Why is dental hygiene important for pets?


A: Maintaining good dental hygiene in pets helps prevent pain, infection, tooth loss, and can improve their overall health and quality of life.


Q: How often should my pet have a dental exam?


A: The frequency depends on your pet's age: puppies should begin regular exams at their first visit, adult pets 1-3 years old should have annual check-ups, and pets over 4 years should have exams every six months unless problems arise.


Q: What dental technologies do you use at Sanatoga Animal Hospital?


A: We utilize state-of-the-art equipment including dental X-Ray technology to accurately diagnose and treat dental conditions in pets.


Q: Can dental issues affect my pet’s overall health?


A: Yes, untreated dental problems can lead to infections and health complications affecting organs such as the heart and kidneys.


Q: How can I maintain my pet's dental health at home?


A: Regular brushing, a healthy diet, and routine dental check-ups at the hospital can help maintain your pet’s dental health.