Extractions

At Elevate Pet Dentistry, your pet’s comfort and safety are always our top priority. Before performing any extractions, we conduct a thorough evaluation, including dental X-rays, to fully understand the problem and determine the most appropriate course of action.

We use the safest sedation and anesthesia protocols tailored to your pet’s specific needs. Our experienced veterinary team monitors your pet’s vital signs throughout the procedure to ensure their safety from start to finish.

Post-procedure pain control is essential. We provide appropriate medications to keep your pet comfortable during recovery and ensure a smoother healing process.

Our team will send you home with clear aftercare instructions and remain available to answer questions. We’re here to help make your pet’s recovery as smooth and stress-free as possible.

Tooth extraction in cats is often required to manage dental disease, such as tooth resorption—a common condition that affects a significant portion of the adult feline population. Other reasons include severe periodontal disease or injury. Our veterinary dental team is adept at handling the delicate nature of feline dental issues, ensuring minimal stress and maximum comfort for your feline friend.

• Initial Assessment 
• Each cat receives a thorough oral examination and dental x-rays under anesthesia to accurately assess the health of their teeth and gums. This step is crucial in identifying hidden issues that could affect your cat’s overall health. 
• Extraction Technique 
• We use specific tools and techniques designed for cats’ unique dental anatomy to ensure precise and effective extractions with minimal impact on surrounding tissues. 
• After-Care 
• Post-procedure, we focus on pain management and provide soft food recommendations and a quiet recovery environment to help your cat heal quickly and comfortably. 

• Pain Management 
• Most cats require pain medications for a few days after the extraction. 
• Signs of Infection 
• Owners should watch for signs of infection after cat tooth extraction, such as swelling, excessive redness, or discharge. Immediate veterinary attention is required if any of these signs are observed. 
• Feeding 
• Initially, feed your cat soft food that is easy to chew and swallow while the healing process takes place. 

• Pre-Extraction Evaluations
• We begin with a comprehensive evaluation, including oral assessments and X-rays, to determine the full extent of dental issues.
• Techniques and Equipment
• We use state-of-the-art surgical tools to perform extractions that minimize tissue damage and promote faster healing.
• After-Care
• We provide detailed guidance on post-operative care, including suitable diet modifications, pain management, and oral hygiene practices to ensure a smooth recovery for your dog.

• Pain Management
• Most dogs require pain medications for a few days after the extraction.
• What to Feed Dog After Tooth Extraction
• Start with soft foods that are gentle on the gums. Options like softened dry food, canned food, or formulated post-surgery diets help ensure your dog maintains nutrition without discomfort.
• Complication Symptoms to Monitor
• Keep an eye out for dog tooth extraction complications symptoms, including excessive bleeding, swelling, or signs of pain that don’t decrease with time.

Dogs may require extractions due to advanced periodontal disease, broken teeth, or crowding. Larger breeds, in particular, are prone to certain dental issues that can necessitate extractions. Our approach is tailored to the specific needs of each dog, focusing on pain-free extraction and quick recovery.