Animal Dental Specialists

Animal Dental Specialists Animal Dental Specialists is dedicated to improving & maintaining the dental health of cats and dogs.

Our team has extensive experience in veterinary dentistry and oral surgery. In 2009, Dr. Gaddis completed the additional training and rigorous testing required to become board-certified by the ADVC. He is one of 200 veterinary dental specialists in the United States who have achieved board-certification from the AVDC, and he is the only one practicing in the state of Alabama.

Happy National Dog Day to all the dogs who make life a little happier, sillier, and a whole lot better! ❤️Today we’re sh...
08/26/2026

Happy National Dog Day to all the dogs who make life a little happier, sillier, and a whole lot better! ❤️

Today we’re showcasing some of the beloved dogs behind the Animal Dental Specialists team! These are the pups that remind us why we love what we do! 🐶
We love getting to care for your pets everyday and today we are happy to introduce you to a few of the dogs who have our team members’ hearts! ❤️

We would love to see your dogs too! Post a photo of yours in the comments! 🐕

We appreciate our clients so much and love getting to be a part of helping their pets feel better! We’re also incredibly...
08/13/2026

We appreciate our clients so much and love getting to be a part of helping their pets feel better! We’re also incredibly thankful for the referring veterinarians who make their care a collaborative effort. Working together allows us to make sure each patient receives the complete care they need, every step of the way! 🐾 ❤️

One family. Two happy patients! 🐾 Bentley the dog and Catherine the cat may be different species, but they share the sam...
08/05/2026

One family. Two happy patients! 🐾

Bentley the dog and Catherine the cat may be different species, but they share the same loving family and the same commitment to great dental health. We’re honored to care for them both! 🦮🐈‍⬛

Stormie, a beautiful Maine C**n, came to us with severe oral inflammation. After a thorough evaluation, we extracted the...
07/22/2026

Stormie, a beautiful Maine C**n, came to us with severe oral inflammation.

After a thorough evaluation, we extracted the teeth affected by advanced periodontal disease, removed the inflamed gingival tissue that had grown over portions of the remaining teeth, and applied a protective dental sealant to help reduce further plaque formation.

Our goal is always to relieve pain, preserve healthy teeth whenever possible, and help our patients enjoy a more comfortable, healthier life. We hope Stormie is feeling much better already 🖤🐾

Thank you to Fisher Animal Hospital for the referral! 🌟

Wishing Sarah the best as she starts an exciting new chapter at Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine! 🩺 We’r...
07/13/2026

Wishing Sarah the best as she starts an exciting new chapter at Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine! 🩺

We’re incredibly grateful for everything she’s brought to our team. Her compassion, hard work, and love for our patients have made a lasting impact and she will be greatly missed!

We have no doubt she’ll make an amazing veterinarian. Congratulations Sarah! We will be cheering you on from Animal Dental Specialists! 💙💛

🇺🇸 Happy Fourth of July from Animal Dental Specialists! 🎆Our talented veterinary technician, Brianna, added some festive...
07/02/2026

🇺🇸 Happy Fourth of July from Animal Dental Specialists! 🎆
Our talented veterinary technician, Brianna, added some festive artwork to brighten the clinic as we celebrate Independence Day!
❤️🤍💙

Stormy presented with bilateral unerupted maxillary canine teeth. When teeth remain trapped beneath the gumline, they ca...
07/01/2026

Stormy presented with bilateral unerupted maxillary canine teeth. When teeth remain trapped beneath the gumline, they can lead to dentigerous cyst formation, resulting in bone loss and discomfort over time.

The arrows in these images highlight Stormy’s impacted canine teeth, which were confirmed on dental radiographs. To prevent future complications, both unerupted teeth were surgically extracted.

We’re happy to report that Stormy did great and is recovering well!

Thank you to SweetWater Veterinary Hospital for the referral! 🌟

Stilton stopped by for his annual COHAT (Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment)! 🦷His visit included a thor...
06/09/2026

Stilton stopped by for his annual COHAT (Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment)! 🦷
His visit included a thorough oral examination, Cone Beam CT imaging to create detailed 3D views of his teeth, jawbone, nerves, and surrounding tissues, full-mouth dental radiographs, periodontal probing to evaluate gum health, and a professional dental cleaning with scaling and polishing.
Stilton had just one dental issue that needed attention: a fractured and abscessed upper fourth premolar. After safely extracting the tooth, he's now pain-free and sporting a healthy smile.
We love seeing Stilton each year and are grateful for all the corgi cuddles he brings with him. Thank you for trusting us with his care! 🤍

Thank you to Crestline Pet Care, P.C. for the referral! 🌟

Happy National Hug Your Cat Day! 🐱💙Whether they’re a professional cuddler or only accept affection on their terms, today...
06/04/2026

Happy National Hug Your Cat Day! 🐱💙

Whether they’re a professional cuddler or only accept affection on their terms, today is the perfect day to give your feline friend a little extra love!

While you’re snuggling with them, remember that cats are experts at hiding pain. Regular dental exams can help identify oral health issues before they become serious, keeping your cat comfy, healthy, and ready for more snuggles! 🥰

Meet Xena, a sweet Cavalier King Charles Spaniel with The Cavalier Rescue ❤️When Xena came to us, she had complete fract...
06/01/2026

Meet Xena, a sweet Cavalier King Charles Spaniel with The Cavalier Rescue ❤️

When Xena came to us, she had complete fractures on both sides of her lower jaw. One side had already healed, but the other had significant bone loss and never healed properly. Unfortunately the remaining bone was not strong enough to support traditional surgical repair with plates or wires.

To restore her ability to comfortably close her mouth and eat, we performed surgery to remove the damaged section of jawbone. During the procedure, all of her lower teeth were removed except for her two canine teeth due to advanced periodontal disease.

This was the best option to improve Xena’s comfort and function. We are excited to help her on the road to recovery and look forward to seeing her enjoy like with a healthier, pain-free mouth!

Thank you to thecavalierrescue for trusting us with this precious girl! 🐾

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1583 Cahaba Valley Road
Pelham, AL
35124

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm

Telephone

+12059888654

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