Companion Animal Dentistry of Kansas City

10/05/2026

CLOSED! Companion Animal Dentistry will closed from Wednesday, October 6th, through Friday, October 9th, while our doctors are partaking in Continuing Education. We will resume normal business hours Monday, October 12th.

09/23/2026

September is Pain Awareness Month! Pain management is an important aspect of any procedure and a pet’s quality of life. Together, our goal is to work with clients to provide comprehensive dental care with their comfort prioritized.

07/07/2026

🐾 **Please Join Us in Welcoming Dr. May!** 🐾

Companion Animal Dentistry would like to warmly welcome our newest veterinarian, **Dr. May**, who will be joining our team this July!

Dr. May is excited to be back in the Midwest and looks forward to helping your pets achieve healthier mouths and happier lives through compassionate, high-quality dental care. We are thrilled to have his care and enthusiasm as part of our growing team.

Please join us in giving Dr. May a warm welcome! 🧡🐶🐱

07/03/2026

We wish everyone a happy and safe 4th of July celebration!

04/25/2026

🐾 Happy World Veterinary Day! 🩺
Today we celebrate the compassion, dedication, and hard work of veterinarians everywhere who keep our furry family members healthy and happy. Thank you for all you do—for pets, people, and the love that connects them. ❤️🐶🐱

03/05/2026

We love seeing our team share their knowledge! 🦷
Take a look at this article written by Sue, RVT, VTS- Dentistry from our team.

It’s National Pet Dental Health Month!

This featured case study highlights an 8-month-old dog treated with crown reduction and vital pulp therapy to correct malocclusion while preserving tooth vitality.

Early intervention and advanced dental care make all the difference in protecting long-term oral health.
https://ow.ly/C7SO50Yli0W

02/11/2026

Tully presented for a dental prophylaxis under general anesthesia. She was diagnosed with missing 1st mandibular premolars. Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) revealed the teeth were impacted in the bone. Left untreated, impacted teeth can cause a dentigerous cyst to form. These cystic structures are fluid-filled structures that cause destruction of healthy bones. Some cysts can become so large that they lead to jaw fractures.

02/02/2026

It’s National Pet Dental Health Month! 🦷
Bad breath isn’t normal — it’s often a sign of dental disease. Routine dental care helps prevent pain, tooth loss, and serious infections that can affect the heart, liver, and kidneys.

01/27/2026

We are so lucky to have Dr. Alice Goodman, DVM, DAVDC and Sue, RVT, VTS- Dentistry on our team! They braved the cold this weekend to speak at the Midwest Veterinary Collaboration Conference, hosted by Mission Veterinary Emergency & Specialty and Overland Park Veterinary Emergency and Specialty . 🦷❄️

12/31/2025

🐾 Thank you, clients! 🐾
2025 was full of brighter smiles and healthier teeth thanks to you 🦷💗
We’re honored to care for your pets and can’t wait for an amazing 2026!