OPEN LATE!
We accept Walk-in and Emergency only during
DVM
HOURS ( 10-8:30 pm )
OPEN LATE!
We accept Walk-in and Emergency only during
DVM
HOURS ( 10-8:30 pm )
Monday - Friday: 8:30am to 9pm
Saturday - Sunday: 9am to 9pm
Pet dental hygiene is a vital part of overall health for dogs and cats. A veterinarian regularly evaluates a pet’s mouth during a pet exam, and early dental care can prevent painful conditions. At Ace Animal Hospital, veterinary professionals help pet owners protect oral health through preventive dental services and routine examinations.
Dental disease often begins with plaque buildup on the surface of the teeth. Plaque contains bacteria, and it forms naturally after eating. If plaque is not removed, it hardens into tartar, which attaches firmly to the tooth surface.
Tartar accumulation irritates the gums and may lead to periodontal disease. This inflammatory condition affects the tissues that support the teeth. Pet dental hygiene is essential, since untreated gum disease can cause tooth loss and significant discomfort.
Professional pet teeth cleaning is often recommended when plaque and tartar buildup become significant. During the procedure, a veterinarian performs a detailed oral evaluation while the pet is under anesthesia. This approach allows the veterinary team to clean the teeth safely and thoroughly.
Dog and cat teeth cleaning involves removing plaque and tartar from above and below the gum line. Dental instruments are used carefully to clean each tooth surface. After cleaning, the teeth are polished to reduce future plaque accumulation.
Dental X-rays may also be taken to evaluate the tooth roots and surrounding bone. Some dental problems develop beneath the gums, and imaging helps identify these hidden conditions.
Most dental problems develop gradually, yet severe infections or injuries can occur suddenly. A pet that stops eating, experiences facial swelling, or shows signs of intense pain may require immediate care from an emergency vet. Emergency treatment may involve pain management, infection control, or surgical procedures to address severe dental damage.
At Ace Animal Hospital, our veterinary team offers preventive pet teeth cleaning as part of comprehensive health services. Our vet clinic supports long-term wellness through routine pet exams, preventive treatments, and professional dental care. To learn more or schedule an appointment, call our office at (310) 833-1111. When pet dental hygiene is maintained consistently, dogs and cats can enjoy healthier teeth, healthier gums, and a better quality of life.
Pet dental hygiene is a vital part of overall health for dogs and cats. A veterinarian regularly evaluates a pet’s mouth during a pet exam, and early dental care can prevent painful conditions. At Ace Animal Hospital, veterinary professionals help pet owners protect oral health through preventive dental services and routine examinations.
Dental disease often begins with plaque buildup on the surface of the teeth. Plaque contains bacteria, and it forms naturally after eating. If plaque is not removed, it hardens into tartar, which attaches firmly to the tooth surface.
Tartar accumulation irritates the gums and may lead to periodontal disease. This inflammatory condition affects the tissues that support the teeth. Pet dental hygiene is essential, since untreated gum disease can cause tooth loss and significant discomfort.
Professional pet teeth cleaning is often recommended when plaque and tartar buildup become significant. During the procedure, a veterinarian performs a detailed oral evaluation while the pet is under anesthesia. This approach allows the veterinary team to clean the teeth safely and thoroughly.
Dog and cat teeth cleaning involves removing plaque and tartar from above and below the gum line. Dental instruments are used carefully to clean each tooth surface. After cleaning, the teeth are polished to reduce future plaque accumulation.
Dental X-rays may also be taken to evaluate the tooth roots and surrounding bone. Some dental problems develop beneath the gums, and imaging helps identify these hidden conditions.
Most dental problems develop gradually, yet severe infections or injuries can occur suddenly. A pet that stops eating, experiences facial swelling, or shows signs of intense pain may require immediate care from an emergency vet. Emergency treatment may involve pain management, infection control, or surgical procedures to address severe dental damage.
At Ace Animal Hospital, our veterinary team offers preventive pet teeth cleaning as part of comprehensive health services. Our vet clinic supports long-term wellness through routine pet exams, preventive treatments, and professional dental care. To learn more or schedule an appointment, call our office at (310) 833-1111. When pet dental hygiene is maintained consistently, dogs and cats can enjoy healthier teeth, healthier gums, and a better quality of life.