Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Hospital (VESH) - Wichita
Veterinary Dentistry
Animal Dental Services
Dr. Doug Winter of Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Hospital of Wichita provides advanced dentistry services to maintain and care for your pet's oral health. Dental disease is the No. 1 health condition affecting pets today. More than 85 percent of dogs and cats over 2 years of age are afflicted with periodontal disease, an infection resulting from a buildup of plaque and tartar around the gum line.
Routine checkups and dental cleaning can help prevent mouth-related health issues such as periodontal diseases, which are common in both dogs and cats. In addition to teeth cleaning, our veterinarians provide the following services:
Dental surgery
Removal of teeth
Gum disease treatment and prevention
Mouth-related genetic defect treatment
What to Expect
Dr. Doug Winter of Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Hospital of Wichita provides advanced dentistry services to maintain and care for your pet's oral health. Dental disease is the No. 1 health condition affecting pets today.
Our veterinarians have a wide array of methods and tools at their disposal to diagnose and treat any mouth-related health issues that may occur in animals. Whether you are visiting us for a routine checkup or a more specific and pressing issue, our staff is here to help. The list below details procedures that we regularly employ to provide comprehensive dental care.
Lab evaluations and blood work: Our team utilizes diagnostic tools to quickly determine the specific health problem that your pet is facing. We also look for any underlying issues that may have been missed by your regular veterinarian.
Dental X-ray imaging: We provide advanced imaging services to accurately assess mouth-related health issues in your pet.
General anesthesia: All animals require anesthesia for routine dental cleaning as well as for more specialized procedures. Our dental team is qualified to safely administer anesthesia to a variety of pets.
Medication: Your pet may require medication to treat ongoing or acute symptoms. Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Hospital can prescribe medications and fill prescriptions to treat your pet.