If you’ve ever gotten a little too close to your dog’s mouth and caught a whiff of unpleasant breath, you’re not alone. While a dog’s breath may never be minty-fresh, foul-smelling breath isn’t normal, and it’s often a sign that something more serious is going...
When your pet undergoes oral surgery, it's natural to want to do everything possible to ensure a smooth, comfortable recovery. At Veterinary Dental Specialists of Wisconsin, we are committed to supporting you and your pet every step of the way. After any procedure, you will...
Many pet owners often seek convenient solutions like dog dental cleaning powder to keep their dog's teeth clean. But do these powders actually work? Before we dive into their effectiveness, it’s important to understand how veterinary professionals evaluate dental products, particularly through the Veterinary Oral Health...
When it comes to pet dental care, regular cleanings and check-ups are essential, but there’s one tool that many pet owners don’t realize is crucial: dental X-rays. Just like in human dentistry, X-rays allow veterinarians to see what’s happening beneath the gumline—where many serious dental...
When it comes to dental health, dogs face many of the same challenges as humans. Tooth damage, infections, or fractures are common issues, and in severe cases, treatment may involve either tooth extraction or a root canal. Deciding between these procedures can be difficult. In...
It’s a common misconception that tooth loss is just a natural part of aging for dogs. In reality, dogs that receive proper dental care throughout their lives should not lose their teeth as they grow older. Tooth loss is often the result of untreated dental...
Dental health is just as important for dogs as it is for humans. Plaque buildup can lead to bad breath, gum disease, and even serious health issues like heart and kidney problems if left unchecked. Fortunately, maintaining your dog’s oral hygiene doesn’t have to be...
As pet owners, it can be challenging to know when our dog’s dental issues require emergency care. While some dental problems can wait until your next vet visit, others need immediate attention to prevent complications. If you’re unsure whether your dog’s dental issue is an...
Dogs, like humans, rely on their teeth for a variety of important activities, from eating to playing and defending themselves. However, due to the nature of their lifestyle and behavior, dogs can sometimes suffer from dental injuries, with fractured teeth being a common issue. A...