Periodontal disease starts with plaque, bacteria, and food debris. It builds up over time on the surface of the tooth and can also go under the gum line. Toxins built up and released by the bacteria can cause inflammatory reactions and can cause tissue and bone destruction. If the bacteria enters the blood stream, the pet’s liver, heart, and kidneys can be affected.

MVAH Tips 
Always have your pet checked regularly by your veterinarain.

To prevent these kinds of problems, we offer a wide range of dental procedures and dental surgeries to our patients.

  • Clean & Polish teeth
  • Perform tooth extractions when needed
  • Veterinarian determines any additional treatment if necessary
  • Recommend best dental products for the patient's dental care
  • Client education regarding your pet's oral and dental care
  • Provide products to assist you in helping to keep your pet's mouth healthy


Dental health and prevention of dental disease or infection is very important to your pet. We would also be happy to teach you about how to keep your pet's mouth clean and recommend the best products to use.