When teeth cannot be saved or are causing pain, infection, or damage to surrounding tissues, surgical intervention may be necessary.
Our services include:
Extensive surgical tooth extractions
Treatment of tooth luxation (displaced teeth)
Management of unerupted and malformed teeth
Dentigerous cyst removal
Congenital & Developmental Conditions
Some pets are born with oral abnormalities that affect eating, comfort, and quality of life. Our team offers specialized surgical correction of these conditions.
Services include:
Cleft palate repair
Cleft lip repair
Treatment of congenital oral defects
Advanced Diagnostics & Surgical Planning
Many oral surgery patients benefit from advanced imaging before treatment. Cone Beam CT (CBCT) technology allows our team to obtain detailed 3D images of the teeth, jaws, and surrounding structures, helping us diagnose disease and plan procedures with precision.
Oral Facial & Reconstruction
Complex injuries, disease processes, and tumor removal may require reconstructive procedures to restore function and comfort.
Our services include:
Oro-nasal fistula repair
Reconstructive oral surgery
Soft tissue reconstruction
Management of complex oral defects
Jaw Fracture Repair
Trauma to the face and jaws can significantly impact a pet’s ability to eat and function normally.
We provide advanced repair of:
Mandibular (lower jaw) fractures
Maxillary (upper jaw) fractures
Complex oral and facial trauma
Our treatment plans are designed to restore proper alignment, comfort, and long-term function.
Oral Tumor Surgery
Oral tumors often require advanced diagnostics and surgical management. Our team utilizes detailed treatment planning and advanced imaging to guide care.
Services include:
Oral tumor evaluation
Mandibulectomy (partial jaw removal)
Maxillectomy (partial upper jaw removal)
Tumor excision and reconstruction
Salivary Gland Procedures
Certain salivary gland disorders may require surgical diagnosis or treatment.
Services include:
Salivary gland biopsy
Salivary gland removal
Evaluation and treatment of salivary gland disease
Here when you need us.
If you believe your dog needs care, please let us know. We’ll be happy to assist.