West Slope Veterinary Dentistry & Oral Surgery

West Slope Veterinary Dentistry & Oral Surgery We are a mobile veterinary dentistry practice with care provided by a board-certified veterinary dentist.

Based out of Grand Junction, CO, WSVDOS serves all of Colorado’s western slope and beyond! In collaboration with veterinary hospitals across the Western Slope of Colorado & Beyond, West Slope Veterinary Dentistry & Oral Surgery is a mobile practice providing vet dentistry by a Board-Certified Veterinary Dentist™. We are based in Grand Junction, & service surrounding communities - see website for

full list of communities served. Our goal is to enhance the oral health care of your patients and pets - we primarily serve the small animal population (dogs & cats). Visit our website or email us at [email protected] with questions and referrals. Common referrals include, but are certainly not limited to:
Dental Consultations
Extractions
Oral Surgery
Root Canals and Metal Crowns
Jaw Fractures
Oral Tumors
Treatment of Periodontal Disease

We’ll be hanging out in Montrose at  this Saturday (6/14)! We’re looking forward to it - come by with any   questions yo...
06/10/2025

We’ll be hanging out in Montrose at this Saturday (6/14)! We’re looking forward to it - come by with any questions you may have and spin the wheel for a chance to win some good stuff! We hope to see you there!

Home dental care is important! This week we list the different home dental care options. Check us out next week when we ...
06/05/2025

Home dental care is important! This week we list the different home dental care options. Check us out next week when we discuss how to choose dental products when there are so many out there!

06/03/2025
Picking the best chew toy for our pets isn’t always as straightforward as it seems, and it’s good to consider the pros a...
05/21/2025

Picking the best chew toy for our pets isn’t always as straightforward as it seems, and it’s good to consider the pros and cons before we choose!

05/17/2025

Did you know that dogs can get root canals? It is true, and that is exactly what we did for Mr. Odie J last week. Odie came in a few weeks ago for his annual exam and it was noted that he had discoloration on one of his canine teeth. After working closely with dental specialist Dr. Ringen, it was decided the best plan of treatment would be doing a root canal to save the tooth. 🦷

Everything went great with Odie’s procedure, and he is back to his happy self. We even included a ‘behind-the-scenes’ photo of Dr. Ringen. He just had to have the “perfect shot” of Odie for his profile. 📸

Myth 6! The last (for now!) In our veterinary dentistry myth series! Thanks for checking ‘em out!                       ...
05/15/2025

Myth 6! The last (for now!) In our veterinary dentistry myth series! Thanks for checking ‘em out!

Oral tumors…..agh! Don’t worry we’re here to help! Wsvdos.com                                                           ...
05/13/2025

Oral tumors…..agh! Don’t worry we’re here to help! Wsvdos.com

Myth 5! And we’re still going so tune in again next week for yet another   myth!                                        ...
05/07/2025

Myth 5! And we’re still going so tune in again next week for yet another myth!

Myth 4! Stay tuned for number 5 next week 🦷 🎉
04/30/2025

Myth 4! Stay tuned for number 5 next week 🦷 🎉

Myth 3….Follow along as we continue to debunk common myths regarding your pets’ oral health!                            ...
04/23/2025

Myth 3….
Follow along as we continue to debunk common myths regarding your pets’ oral health!

Follow along  as we continue our myth debunking over the following weeks!                                               ...
04/17/2025

Follow along as we continue our myth debunking over the following weeks!

Splint removal day for Bear! Even though he doesn’t look like it in his picture, he is a rambunctious lab who had broken...
04/16/2025

Splint removal day for Bear! Even though he doesn’t look like it in his picture, he is a rambunctious lab who had broken his mandible while playing outside in his yard! Bear was referred to by , who also hosted Bear’s fracture repair done by Dr. Ringen. Seven long weeks later (probably if you asked Bear - Ha!) he was all healed up and removed the splint! We’re excited for Bear to get back to romping in the yard. Take it easy now, Bear!

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