Dogs and cats don't care about their dental hygiene, but we know you do and the importance of healthy gums and teeth. Just like humans, diseased teeth and gums can affect their overall health.

The buildup of calculus and tartar is a common finding. If you look in your pet's mouth, you may notice greenish or brownish material on the side of their teeth.

It would be best if you brushed your pets' teeth regularly. Bringing them to Hampton Animal Hospital for dental checkups to optimal health cuts down on bad breath and possible tooth damage. Don’t let pain and discomfort make your furry friend ill. We are here to keep your dog or cat’s teeth healthy and strong.

Dental surgery and radiology are available for severe cases.