Georgetown Animal Clinic, PC

5155 Sheridan Drive
Williamsville, NY 14221

(716)633-7123

www.georgetownanimalclinic.com

   

Complete Dental Evaluation


  

Recognize any of these mouths?

Flip your pet's lip to find out!

 

Georgetown Animal Clinic, PC - Veterinarian serving Williamsville, Amherst and Buffalo NY areas: Stage I Periodontal Disease Georgetown Animal Clinic, PC - Veterinarian serving Williamsville, Amherst and Buffalo NY areas: Stage II Periodontal Disease Georgetown Animal Clinic, PC - Veterinarian serving Williamsville, Amherst and Buffalo NY areas: Stage III Periodontal Disease Georgetown Animal Clinic, PC - Veterinarian serving Williamsville, Amherst and Buffalo NY areas: Stage IV Periodontal Disease

 

STAGE I

Beginning Periodontal Disease

   

- Plaque and calculus

- Gums inflamed, no detachment

- Bad breath

   

Brushing your pet's teeth everyday will help reduce plaque buildup 

Be sure to use a toothbrush and toothpaste especially designed for pets

 

STAGE II

Early Periodontal Disease

 

- Plaque and calculus

- Gums red, swollen and beginning to deteriorate

- Pain throughout mouth

- Beginning of bone loss

- Bad breath

 

Gum destruction is potentially reversible with professional cleaning and treatment

 

STAGE III

Moderate Periodontal Disease

 

- Plaque and heavy calculus

- Gums swollen, bleeding and very painful

- Infection throughout mouth

 

Permanent damage to gums and most likely tooth loss

 

STAGE IV

Severe Periodontal Disease

 

- Plaque and heavy calculus

- Gums swollen, bleeding and very painful

- Pus throughout mouth

- Significant bone loss

- Bad breath

 

Permanent damage to gum, tooth loss and bone loss highly likely

 

 

 

STOP PERIODONTAL DISEASE IN ITS TRACKS!!

Periodontal disease, which includes gingivitis and periodontitis, is inflammation and/or infection of the gums and bone around your pet's teeth.  It is caused by bacterial that accumulate in the mouth, forming soft plaque that later hardens into tartar.  If left untreated, periodontal disease will eventually lead to tooth loss.