Dr. Cornelia Fricke
VETERINARY PRACTICE & PET DENTIST
THE BASIS OF DENTAL HEALTH
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An invisible film consisting of saliva, food debris and bacteria forms on your pet's teeth every day. Without proper care, this plaque can cause gum inflammation. The gums recede and the tissue around the tooth is attacked - a disease called periodontitis. This can cause pain, make the teeth loose or, in the worst case, lead to tooth loss. In addition, this plaque can turn into a hard deposit called tartar, which can cause even more damage. Even other organs such as the heart or kidneys can be affected by the bacteria in the mouth.
We therefore recommend that you pay daily attention to your pet's oral hygiene and make an appointment with a veterinary dentist at least once a year. We can also advise you on professional teeth cleaning.
Your pet's teeth are thoroughly cleaned by a veterinary dentist. To do this, we use special equipment such as an ultrasonic device that is cooled with water and removes plaque. The teeth are then polished and fluoride is applied to protect them from decay. We also clean the area behind the gums and check for signs of disease.
Part of the cleaning is always a detailed examination of each tooth. To do this, we use special instruments and take x-rays to make sure we don't miss anything. If we find any problems, we can treat them straight away.
All dental examinations and treatments for dogs, cats and small pets are carried out under full anesthesia. This is necessary because:
The anesthetics we use are state of the art and our specialists adapt the anesthesia individually to each animal. This ensures that the treatment is as safe and gentle as possible.
VETERINARY PRACTICE & PET DENTIST
Dr. Cornelia Fricke
Consultation Hours
Mon |
9 - 11:30 am | 3 - 6 pm |
Tue |
9 - 11:30 am |
Wed |
9 - 11:30 am | 3 - 6 pm |
Thu |
9 - 11:30 am | 3 - 6 pm |
Fri |
9 - 11:30 am | 3 - 6 pm |