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301-725-5400
10100 Washington Blvd
Laurel, MD

Dental Cleaning

Dental cleaning can prevent tooth loss as well as heart, kidney, and liver diseases, which start with infected gums. Chewing treats without regular dental care aren't effective - bring your pet in for service featuring modern ultrasonic and high-speed equipment, as well as dental extractions, intra-oral radiographs, and dental x-rays.

Call Brenner Animal Hospital today to schedule your appointment. We are a locally owned business!

Gum Disease

Gum disease in pets is caused the same as it is with people: by an infection from a soft dental plaque buildup which irritates the gum tissue and leads to infection.

Bacteria Problems

Bacteria surrounding the roots can spread and cause increased damage to the kidneys, heart muscles, and livers of otherwise healthy dogs. This can be prevented with cleanings.

Hard Dental Tartar

Hard dental tartar is when calcium salts from saliva are embedded in plaque. Tartar forms after a few days and aids in further plaque. Tartar is hard to remove without dental care.

Prevention Is a Key

As with humans, the key to managing gum disease is prevention. Cleaning the surface of the teeth frequently is how your gums can stay healthy in the long term.

Signs of Trouble

The first sign of trouble you may notice is a bad breath, but gum irritation will also occur, as well as root problems. Dogs may drop food while eating or even lose teeth.

Daily Oral Health

Some daily oral health activities always include regular chewing for dogs. However, daily brushing is the best method of regular oral care, especially at home.
Call us today to schedule your pet's dental appointment!


301-725-5400
We accept payments through CareCredit.
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