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Pet Dental Care & Dental Surgery

Our Broad Street Veterinary Hospital veterinary team provides preventive and restorative pet dental care and surgery to dogs and cats. 

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Comprehensive Pet Dental Care

Routine dental health care is a key component of a pet's oral and overall health and well-being. Unfortunately, most cats and dogs don't receive the oral hygiene and care they need to keep their gums and teeth healthy. 

At our veterinary hospital, we provide comprehensive pet dental care in Richmond, including dental cleanings and polishing, exams, surgeries, and dental X-rays.

We also provide information to pet owners on how to care for their pet's teeth at home. 

Pet Dental Care, Richmond Veterinary Dentistry

Pet Dental Surgery in Richmond

We understand that finding out that your pet needs dental surgery can be overwhelming. We strive to make this process as stress-free as possible, for you and for your pet. 

We'll do everything we can to ensure your pet's experience with us is comfortable and easy. We'll break down each step of the process to you in detail before the procedure, including preparation and post-operative care requirements. 

We offer jaw fracture repair surgeries, tooth extractions, and gum disease treatment for dogs and cats.

Pet Teeth Cleaning & Exams

Your pet should come in for a dental examination at least once per year. Cats and dogs who are predisposed to developing oral health issues may need to visit more often.

At Broad Street Veterinary Hospital we can assess, diagnose and treat dental health problems in cats and dogs. 

FAQs About Pet Dental Care

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions from our patients about pet dental care.

Veterinary Dentistry: Anesthesia & Your Pet's Oral Health

Cats and dogs do not understand what is going on during dental procedures, and will often react to dental procedures by struggling or biting.

Similar to the anesthesia provided to nervous or anxious patients by dentists, our Richmond vets provide anesthesia to all of our patients before performing dental procedures. This puts less stress on the animals and allows us to X-ray their mouth as needed.

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