At Your Service Veterinary Hospital Dental Care Services in San Pedro, CA
Exceptional Pet Dental Care for Healthier Mouths and Happier Pets
Why Care About Your Pet’s Dental Health?
Routine dental care is essential for promoting overall health and wellness for dogs and cats. Just like humans, pets can suffer from plaque buildup, tartar, and gum disease if their teeth are not properly cared for.
Over time, untreated dental issues can lead to the following health issues in pets:
- Tooth loss
- Chronic pain
- Oral infections
- Jaw fractures
- Blindness
- Organ damage (including the heart, kidney, liver, etc.)
- Increased risk of oral cancer
Beyond these, dental problems negatively impact your pet’s quality of life. If a toothache can ruin your day, imagine the pain a pet endures after weeks or months without proper dental care.
Keep your pet’s mouth clean and keep them happy with At Your Service Veterinary Hospital’s exceptional dental care services.
Why Choose At Your Service for Pet Dental Care
Exceptional Hospitality
Outstanding Medical Care
Same-Day Appointments
Seamless Dental Care
Fast & Efficient Service
Our Dental Care Services
Dental Examinations
We provide a thorough and detailed examination of not just the teeth but all of the mouth's tissues during our examinations.Professional Cleanings
Our highly trained nurses provide detailed charting, cleaning, scaling, and polishing services to remove tartar and plaque.Dental X-rays
Dental X-rays are also an important part of assessing your pet’s oral health, which is why they are always included in our dental cleanings.Tooth Extraction & Treatments
We provide pet tooth extractions, along with advanced periodontal treatments such as root planning, gingival flaps, and restorative therapy.Advanced Care
We conduct root canal treatments and other endodontics when necessary to save your pet’s tooth for both functional and aesthetic reasons.Our Step-by-Step Teeth Cleaning Process for Pets
The process and purpose of cleaning a dog or cat's teeth is very similar to when you and I go to the dentist.
Teeth cleanings for dogs and cats, however, require them to be sedated or completely unconscious for their comfort and safety as well as to ensure a thorough dental cleaning process.
Testimonials
“After years of frustration and countless visits to different veterinarians, I was at my wit's end. My sweet dog, Bella, had been suffering from ongoing health issues that no one seemed able to figure out. Every time I tried to express my concerns, I was brushed off, and Bella was sent home with a quick fix that never lasted. I felt like no one truly cared about what we were going through.
Then we found Dr. Moss. From the very first visit, I could tell we were in the right place. Dr. Moss took the time to truly listen to Bella’s history and my concerns. He approached her care with compassion, expertise, and determination. Through thorough diagnostics and a personalized treatment plan, Dr. Moss identified the root cause of Bella’s issues—something no one else had done.
Today, Bella is like a brand-new dog—full of energy, tail wagging, and happy again. I finally feel like I have my Bella back, and it’s all thanks to Dr. Moss and his incredible team. Their unwavering dedication and kindness gave us hope when we needed it most, and I am forever grateful.”
Diane H.
With her sweet dog, Bella."When our dog, Charlie, started coughing and having trouble breathing, we were terrified. We didn’t know what was wrong, and every cough felt like a ticking clock. From the moment we met Dr. Moss, we felt an immediate sense of relief. He took the time to listen to our concerns, examine Charlie thoroughly, and explain every step of the process with such warmth and clarity.
Thanks to his careful attention and expertise, he performed an echocardiogram right in the hospital and discovered that Charlie had heart disease. While the news was hard to hear, Dr. Moss’s calm and compassionate approach made all the difference. He walked us through the treatment plan, answered all our questions with patience, and reassured us that Charlie could still live a happy life with the right care.
We left feeling hopeful and empowered rather than overwhelmed. Now, with the right medications and monitoring, Charlie is doing so much better, and we have Dr. Moss to thank for catching this early and treating him with such expertise and kindness. We wouldn’t trust anyone else with his care!”
Bob
With his happy dog, Charlie
Essential Tips
for Maintaining Your Pet’s Oral Health
Use a pet-safe toothbrush and toothpaste to gently brush their teeth, ideally daily or at least a few times a week.
They might be fidgety at first, but with some patience, they’ll eventually get used to it.
