BWP Veterinary Pro

Dentistry and oral surgery

Full-mouth radiographs, scaling and polishing under monitored anesthesia. Extractions only when the tooth is already lost.

Dentistry and oral surgery

Four out of five pets over three have dental disease, and almost none of them show it. A tooth that looks acceptable above the gum can be holding an abscess below it, which is why we radiograph every mouth rather than guessing.

The day runs the same way every time: bloodwork first, an individually calculated protocol, intravenous fluids and a dedicated nurse monitoring depth, blood pressure and temperature throughout. Nerve blocks mean the anaesthetic stays light and they wake up comfortable.

We extract only what is already lost, and we show you the radiographs afterwards — whether or not you asked.

What the appointment includes

  • Pre-anaesthetic bloodwork on every patient
  • Full-mouth dental radiographs, always
  • Ultrasonic scaling and polishing
  • Nerve blocks and multi-modal pain relief
  • Photographs of what we found, before and after