Tooth fractures are a form of tooth trauma that occurs more frequently than not. Fractured teeth occur more often in...
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Montana Pet Dentistry & Oral Surgery
Treating pet oral and dental disease isn’t just a part of what we do, it is all we do.
Serving Patients in Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, South Dakota, Southern Canada and the Surrounding Areas
Dog & Cat Dentist in Bozeman MT
At Montana Pet Dentistry and Oral Surgery, your pet's oral health and comfort are extremely important to us. Dental problems are more common in pets than owners realize and can cause severe pain if left untreated.
Dr. Guillory is equipped to perform a variety of dental services to treat your pet and relieve their pain. She is also dedicated to preventing oral disease in pets by providing dog and cat teeth cleanings that give your furry friend a fresh, healthy mouth. If your pet is in need of dental care near Bozeman, MT don't hesitate to contact us. Our compassionate team will treat your companion with the utmost care.
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Oral Tumors
Oral tumors in pets are a delicate topic. Approximately 6% of tumors in dogs and cats occur in the oral...
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Root Canal Therapy
Veterinary root canal therapy is a dental procedure used to treat damaged or infected teeth while allowing the tooth to...
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Vital Pulp Therapy
Vital pulp therapy for dogs and cats is a type of endodontic procedure completed to preserve tooth structure. Root canal...
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Dental Imaging for Pets
Dental imaging is an essential component of dental care. Dogs have 42 teeth, while cats have 30 teeth. A large...
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What to Expect When Bringing Your Canine or Feline Companion for a COHAT
At Montana Pet Dentistry, we strive to reduce as much fear, stress, and anxiety as possible for your pet during...
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Why are My Dog’s Teeth Gray?
Finding a gray tooth in a dogs mouth can be an unexpected and concerning finding. Gray teeth are secondary to...
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What are the Signs of Ulcers in a Dog’s Mouth?
Mouth ulcers are painful lesions or sores that develop inside the oral cavity. They affect areas including the gums, tongue,...
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