TL;DR: Clean Teeth, Longer Life: Periodontal disease affects over 80% of pets by age three. Left untreated, mouth bacteria can travel to your pet’s heart and kidneys. Book a complimentary dental check
Many owners accept “dog breath” as normal. However, strong mouth odor is the first warning sign of active oral infection and periodontal disease.
4 Warning Signs of Active Pet Dental Disease
• Persistent bad breath.
• Visible tartar and red, swollen gums.
• Changes in eating habits or drooling.
• Pawing at the face or mouth.
4 Serious Complications of Untreated Dental Disease
• Chronic pain and tooth loss.
• Systemic organ damage to heart and kidneys.
• Jaw fractures from bone decay.
• Nasal infections and oronasal fistulas.
Our Advanced Dental Suite
At Best Care Vets Beaconsfield, we perform scale and polish procedures safely under general anesthesia, eliminating pain and protecting your pet from systemic bacterial infections.
