Dentistry for puppies, kittens and young animals
Temporary teeth, bite development and early check-ups — dentistry for puppies, kittens and young animals.
Who this procedure is for
- ✓Puppies and kittens with retained temporary teeth
- ✓Young animals with bite abnormalities
- ✓An early dental assessment
Symptoms that may indicate this procedure
How diagnosis works
- ✓Assessment of the bite and tooth eruption
- ✓Examination of baby and adult teeth
- ✓Dental X-rays where needed
How the procedure works
- ✓Removal of retained temporary teeth where indicated
- ✓Orthodontic assessment and correction where indicated
- ✓Guidance on monitoring tooth eruption
Technology and equipment
Possible results
- ✓A more correct pattern of tooth eruption
- ✓Lower risk of crowding and traumatic contacts
- ✓Timely detection of problems
What the owner receives after the procedure
- ✓Guidance on monitoring tooth eruption
- ✓A schedule of repeat check-ups
What affects the fee
Cost depends on the extent of treatment and diagnostics required.
Frequently asked questions
When a temporary tooth stays in place after the adult tooth next to it has already erupted. This is visible on examination and confirmed with an X-ray if needed.
Related services
Orthodontics (bite correction)
Bite assessment, identifying traumatic occlusion and individually tailored orthodontic correction where indicated.
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COHAT is a comprehensive oral assessment under anaesthesia that includes oral cavity sanitation, periodontal examination, full-mouth dental radiography and evaluation of every tooth.
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