We protect more than just your pet’s teeth—we help protect their overall health. At Riverbrook Animal Hospital, our comprehensive pet dental care services are designed for dogs and cats to prevent disease, ease pain, and support long-term well-being. Left untreated, dental disease doesn’t just cause bad breath—it can lead to pain, tooth loss, and infections that affect vital organs like the heart, kidneys, and liver. Regular dental checkups and professional cleanings are key to keeping your pet feeling their best.
What’s below the gumline matters just as much as what you can see. Before we perform any dental cleaning or extraction, we take full-mouth dental radiographs to identify problems hidden beneath the surface—like abscesses, bone loss, or damaged tooth roots. These images help us treat your pet more accurately and comfortably.
If your pet needs a root canal or other tooth-saving procedure, we’ll connect you with a trusted board-certified veterinary dentist in the area.
Want to help your pet avoid more frequent cleanings or extractions? Start a brushing routine at home! Using pet-safe toothpaste and a soft-bristled brush just a few times a week can greatly reduce plaque and tartar buildup.
Our team is happy to recommend tools, treats, and techniques to help you care for your pet’s teeth in between professional cleanings.
Dental disease is one of the most common health issues in pets, with most dogs and cats showing signs by age three. Beyond bad breath, untreated dental issues can cause pain, tooth loss, and serious infections that may affect vital organs such as the heart, kidneys, and liver.
Our veterinary team provides routine dental exams and cleanings, full-mouth dental radiographs, tooth extractions when necessary, dental disease diagnosis and treatment, and guidance for at-home care. If your pet requires advanced procedures like a root canal, we provide referrals to local board-certified veterinary dentists.
Much of your pet’s dental health lies beneath the gumline. Before performing cleanings or extractions, full-mouth radiographs allow us to detect hidden issues such as abscesses, bone loss, and damaged tooth roots so we can treat your pet safely and effectively.
Brushing your pet’s teeth a few times a week with a soft-bristled toothbrush and pet-safe toothpaste significantly reduces plaque and tartar buildup. Our team can recommend specific tools, treats, and techniques to help you maintain a routine between professional cleanings.
You can easily schedule an appointment or manage your pet’s healthcare needs by calling our office directly at (918) 748-4400 or by using our online Pet Portal.
Riverbrook Animal Hospital makes it easy to stay connected to your pet’s health needs with convenient online tools. Whether you’re scheduling an appointment, accessing medical records, or ordering prescriptions, everything you need is right at your fingertips.
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