Dog and cat dental care protects far more than teeth. Healthy gums help protect your pet’s heart, kidneys, and comfort every day.
Dental care here is scaling and polishing, surgical extractions when a tooth cannot be saved, and endodontic repair with bonded sealants. Dr. Harika’s team uses digital dental X-rays so we can see below the gumline before we treat.
Start with a professional dental cleaning. If a tooth is painful or infected we plan surgical extractions or endodontic procedures. You get a written estimate first. Call (408) 779-7325.
At Morgan Hill Animal Hospital, we provide a full range of services to keep your pets healthy
Our digital Dental X-rays provide high-resolution images for accurate diagnosis of dental related issues, ensuring the best care for your pet.
Our dental cleaning service includes thorough scaling and polishing to remove plaque and tartar above and below the gumline. This prevents tooth decay, promotes healthy gums, and maintains fresh breath for your pet.
We offer safe removal of damaged, infected, or painful teeth to alleviate pain and prevent abscesses or infections. Our customized post-operative care ensures a smooth and comfortable healing process for your pet.
Our endodontic procedures repair crown fractures using bonded sealants and blue light technology. This preserves natural teeth, prevents further damage, and restores tooth integrity for optimal oral function.
If you can’t find what you’re looking for, our support team is always ready to assist you. Your pets health, our priority anytime, anywhere.
Most dogs benefit from a professional dental cleaning about once a year, though small breeds and older dogs often need them more frequently. Your veterinarian checks your dog’s teeth at every wellness exam and will tell you honestly when a cleaning is due, not before.
Persistent bad breath usually means plaque, tartar, and bacteria are building up under the gumline, the early stage of dental disease. It’s common, but it isn’t “just dog breath.” A dental exam tells you what’s going on, and a cleaning can often reset the clock.
Watch for bad breath, yellow or brown tartar, red or bleeding gums, drooling, dropping food, chewing on one side, or pawing at the mouth. Pets instinctively hide pain, so many show no obvious signs at all. That’s why we check teeth at every exam.
Periodontal disease is an infection of the gums and the bone around the teeth, and it’s the most common health condition in adult dogs and cats. Caught early, it’s very manageable with professional cleaning and care at home. Dental X-rays let us see the two-thirds of the problem hiding below the gumline.
Professional dental cleanings, digital dental X-rays, surgical tooth extractions, advanced endodontic procedures like root canals, and specialized dental surgeries, all performed in our Morgan Hill hospital with anesthesia monitoring. One team handles everything from routine cleanings to complex cases.
Absolutely. Cats develop gum disease and painful resorptive lesions just as often as dogs, and they’re even better at hiding it. If your cat has bad breath, drools, or hesitates at the food bowl, a dental exam is worth it. Regular checkups catch problems you can’t see.
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