Cheshire Cat Clinic is incredibly lucky to have Kassandra on our team! She plays a pivotal role in keeping our busy days running smoothly—balancing the many moving parts, triaging throughout the day, and helping ensure that patients, clients, and our team stay on track. Her ability to jump in wherever she is needed and keep the flow of the day moving makes her an invaluable part of our clinic family. We truly couldn’t do it without her!
Regular dental exams help us detect problems early and address them before they lead to chronic pain, tooth loss, difficulty eating, or a decreased quality of life.
Periodontal disease is a progressive condition that damages the tissues supporting the teeth. Early detection and treatment are key to preventing pain, tooth loss, and more extensive—and often more costly—dental treatment.
Every cat’s dental needs are different. Your veterinarian will first perform an $105 examination to assess your cat’s oral health and discuss recommendations.
As a general guideline:
A COHAT (Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment) includes a thorough oral examination, professional dental cleaning, polishing, and dental X-rays to identify problems below the gumline that cannot be seen during a routine exam.
Don’t wait for your cat to show signs of dental pain—by then, the disease may already be advanced.