02/13/2026
š¦·āØ Before & After: Dental Day for a Gentle Giant! āØš¦·
This is the mouth of 6½-year-old Great Dane that came in for his first dental cleaning. While he was still eating normally at home, his family noticed he had very bad breathāone of the most common early signs of dental disease in dogs.
During his professional cleaning, one tooth was so compromised that it fell out during the procedure. Interestingly enough, the same tooth had to be pulled on his other side. The good news? Removing painful, unhealthy teeth and thoroughly cleaning the rest helps relieve discomfort, reduce infection, and get pets feeling better than ever.
š” Did you know?
⢠Pets can have significant dental pain even if they continue to eat normally.
⢠Bad breath is often a sign of infectionānot just ādog breath.ā
⢠Regular dental exams and cleanings can prevent tooth loss, pain, and more serious health issues affecting the heart, liver, and kidneys.
This sweet giant did amazing and is now on the road to a healthier mouth and fresher kisses! š
If your pet has bad breath, drooling, tartar buildup, or hasnāt had a dental check recently, give us a callāweāre happy to help keep those tails wagging and smiles bright. š¾