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Veterinary Dental Center of Atlanta

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Veterinary Dental Center of Atlanta

Veterinary Dental Center of Atlanta Your dog and cat will receive the best in oral care.

Welcome to the Veterinary Dental Center of Atlanta
As Veterinary Dental Practitioners, dentistry is all that we do including cleaning, extractions, and oral surgery.

04/11/2025

Shout out to all furrtastic and pawsome pet parents out there!

04/10/2025

🐾 Pet Dental Myths: Busted! Think bad breath is normal for pets? Or that dry food cleans their teeth? It’s time to set the record straight! Our latest blog tackles the biggest pet dental health myths and shares the real facts to keep your furry friend’s smile healthy. 💙
https://bit.ly/4jqcpt1

03/26/2025

Oral care is overall care! 🐕 🐈‍⬛

03/24/2025

That happy grin isn’t just adorable—it’s a sign of good health! Regular dental care helps prevent pain, infections, and long-term health issues. 🩺🐾
✅ Brush regularly
✅ Provide dental chews
✅ Schedule professional cleanings
Give your pet a reason to smile for years to come! 😁💛

03/21/2025

Sadie is catching up on some reading while relaxing in our spacious consultation room, waiting to see Dr. Jodi! 📖🐾

03/19/2025

Spring into spring with us! Schedule an appointment today! https://loom.ly/Ah8Uo2s

03/17/2025

Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Why did the dog wear green on St. Patrick’s Day?
Because he didn’t want to get pinched by the cat! 🐾

03/14/2025

Not sure if your furry friend needs dental healthcare? Check out these 7 signs you should watch out for! Read more on our website: https://loom.ly/7xW4lg0

03/12/2025

Did you know this about dogs?

02/28/2025

🐾 Toothy Tails: Vet Dental Spotlight 🐾
Bruno was seen by Dr. Liz due to having an oral plasmacytoma that had been biopsied by his primary veterinarian. Oral plasmacytomas are uncommon tumors.
There is no radiation or chemotherapy needed after the removal of a plasmacytoma because they are benign. It is important to monitor for regrowth even if clean margins are obtained. Dr. Liz was able to completely excise the mass during Bruno's procedure! The mass was attached to the gingiva of the central incisors. These teeth, along with the 2nd incisor on the right were extracted to obtain clean bony and soft tissue margins.

Bruno’s human is a veterinary technician and reports that Bruno is doing great at home! 🌟

02/26/2025

Keep those pearly whites shining bright! 🦷 February is Pet Dental Health Month, so let's give our furry friends the best oral care they deserve! 🐾✨

02/11/2025

Did you know French Bulldogs are more prone to periodontal disease and other dental issues? Small breeds and brachycephalics (short-nosed dogs) are more likely to have these kinds of health problems due to the small size of their jaw and crowding of the teeth. Schedule your pups appointment today!

02/04/2025

🐾 Toothy Tails: Vet Dental Spotlight 🐾
On an oral exam, we confirmed that Gracie has Feline Stomatitis. This is a very painful oral disease that causes severe mouth inflammation (especially the back of the mouth, under the tongue, and the gums). Dr. Lariviere surgically extracted all of Gracie's teeth in an effort to resolve the stomatitis and greatly reduce the oral pain associated with all of the inflammation. 🌟
"Everyone was FABULOUS. Thank you to everyone at VDCA! Dr. Lariviere did an excellent job giving Gracie the treatment she needed so badly. Gracie's life has been forever changed to the better, and I am so grateful. Dr. Lariviere and all the staff were so kind, helpful, and informative. I am sooooo grateful to all of you for literally saving her life "
--Gracie’s Human

01/31/2025

A healthy smile isn’t just for people – it matters for our pets too! Malocclusions, or misalignments of the teeth or jaw, are common in cats and dogs and can lead to discomfort, difficulty eating, and long-term oral health issues. Early recognition and treatment are key to keeping your pet happy and healthy. Find out more on our website: https://loom.ly/mKgByeg
Schedule a dental check-up today to keep your pet smiling with fresh breath and pearly whites! 🐶🦷

01/28/2025

🐾 Toothy Tails: Vet Dental Spotlight 🐾
Poppy was seen to rule out stomatitis due to her age and bad breath. She did not have stomatitis but did have severe gingivitis and moderate calculus accumulation around several teeth. Dr. Wood extracted the 15 affected teeth. We recently saw Poppy for her recheck exam and she is doing great! 🌟
"Dr. Wood was very clear about Poppy’s diagnosis and treatment plan. She was detailed and approached a scary topic (tooth extractions) with a really professional and calm demeanor that was reassuring for me as the owner. The staff communicate clearly and often. It was reassuring during the procedure to receive updates on how it was going. Angela was a rockstar with Poppy’s follow up care support. I had so many questions and she answered all of them so kindly and quickly! She never made me feel like a bother. Being able to text and call for quick support really sets this place apart from other vet centers I’ve been to."
Poppy’s Human

01/24/2025

At VDCA, our priority is to keep your pet's smile sparkling and their health thriving! 🐶🐱
From routine cleanings to advanced dental treatments, our experienced team is here to ensure your pet’s teeth and gums are in top shape. Healthy teeth = a healthier, happier pet!
📞 Call 770-807-9435 or book online at https://loom.ly/Ah8Uo2s

01/17/2025

Did you know that 80% of pets have some form of dental disease by the age of 3? Don’t wait for bad breath or discomfort—maintaining your pet's dental health is key to their well-being! 🐶🐱

01/09/2025

Toothy Tails: Vet Dental Spotlight

Odin was in so much pain this fall that he couldn’t even open his mouth without crying, and even stopped playing with his favorite hedgehog toy. After a thorough exam, we found sores in his mouth from Canine Chronic Ulcerative Stomatitis (CCUS) and discovered periodontal disease causing bone loss, loose teeth, and severe pain.
To help him feel better, we performed full mouth extractions, and after just two weeks, Odin was already healing like a champ! Dr. Jodi even gifted him a new hedgehog to play with🦔!
Fast forward to his recent checkup, and Odin is back to his playful self, running around and enjoying life again🎉🐾!

Address

8097 Roswell Road Building F
Atlanta, GA

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 6pm
Thursday	7:30am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm

Telephone

+17708079435

Website

https://vdcatlanta.com/

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Alima’s mom said, "Dr. Wood was very kind and thorough in her explanations. The staff was awesome and patient in answering many questions. Alima continues to do well after her dental cleaning and procedure." Thank you for entrusting us with Alima! #petdental #VDCA #PetHealth