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Dentistry & Oral Surgery

Good dental care plays a crucial role in the quality of your pet's life.

See below to learn about the specialized dental services we offer at Animal Care Center of Castle Pines.

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Pet Dental Cleaning

We perform Complete Oral Health Assessment and Treatment (COHAT) procedures under anesthesia to thoroughly evaluate and treat dental disease. This includes dental X-rays, detailed charting of each tooth, professional scaling and polishing, and any necessary extractions. Dental X-rays allow us to identify disease below the gumline that cannot be detected during a visual exam.

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Dental radiographs are required for the vast majority of our procedures and are always obtained to evaluate the extent of disease and possible treatment options. We utilize the latest technology to assure we have immediate access to images and can make an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan.

Cone Beam CT

We are the only dental specialty practice in Northeast Texas to offer Cone Beam CT - a cutting-edge, advanced imaging.

The XoranTMVetCat rotates around the patient, capturing data using a cone-shaped X-ray beam. The data is used to reconstruct a three-dimensional (3D) image of the teeth and the entire maxillofacial region. This modality is able to detect lesions associated with the teeth earlier, and guides surgical planning for complicated oral procedures.

Restorations

There are several reasons that veterinary patients may benefit from tooth restorations. Fractured teeth, congenital problems with enamel and occasionally cavities all may require careful restoration of the damage. This is not simply a cosmetic issue—the weakened dental structures will wear or fracture more easily, causing discomfort and putting the tooth at risk of infection and death.

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Jaw fractures require careful evaluation and precise treatment due to the complexity of the bones, teeth, and surrounding structures involved. Repair focuses on restoring proper alignment (occlusion), maintaining function, and preserving healthy teeth whenever possible. Our veterinarians use appropriate stabilization techniques tailored to the location and severity of the fracture to support healing and comfort. Each case is individually assessed to determine the most appropriate treatment plan for your pet.

Periodontal Treatment

Periodontal disease is one of the most common health conditions in dogs and cats, often developing by three years of age. Left untreated, it can lead to pain, infection, and tooth loss. Our team provides thorough evaluation and treatment tailored to your pet’s stage of dental disease, with the goal of restoring oral health and preventing further progression.

Orthodontics

Pet orthodontics addresses malocclusions, when the teeth or bite are not properly aligned and may cause discomfort or damage to oral tissues. Our veterinarians evaluate bite abnormalities and recommend appropriate treatment based on your pet’s individual needs. The goal of orthodontic treatment is to improve comfort, function, and overall oral health.

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Veterinary endodontics focuses on treating the inner structures of the tooth when the pulp becomes damaged or infected, often due to fracture or trauma. Treatment options may include root canal therapy, vital pulp therapy, or extraction, depending on the tooth and the extent of disease. Our veterinarians are trained in advanced endodontic procedures and will determine the most appropriate treatment option for your pet’s specific condition.

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Dental extractions are recommended when a tooth is severely diseased, fractured, or causing ongoing pain. Dental radiographs allow us to fully evaluate each tooth and the surrounding bone before removal. Your pet’s safety and comfort are carefully prioritized throughout the procedure, with appropriate pain management to support a smooth recovery.

Oral Medicine

A variety of oral conditions that do not require surgery can affect your pet, including infection, inflammation, and immune-mediated disease. During your pet’s visit, our team will perform a thorough examination and any necessary diagnostic testing to help determine the underlying cause. We will then guide you through the most appropriate treatment options to support your pet’s comfort and recovery.

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Oral neoplasia has been reported to account for 6% to 7% of all canine cancers and 3% of all feline cancers. We perform incisional and excisional biopsies and work closely with a world-renowned veterinary oral pathologist to help diagnose and treat your pet's oral cancer. We also have extensive experience in other advanced surgery of the face including cleft palate surgery, salivary gland surgery, lymph node surgery, soft tissue defect repair, and surgery of the TMJ.

Pediatric Dentistry

Puppies and kittens begin developing their baby teeth within the first few weeks of life. In some cases, young pets may experience dental concerns such as malocclusions or retained deciduous (baby) teeth that do not fall out as expected. Early evaluation and appropriate treatment are important to support proper oral development. Our veterinarians carefully assess growing mouths and recommend treatment when needed to help give your pet a healthy start.

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