YourPetDentist

YourPetDentist Our 2 board-certified veterinary dentists put your pets oral health, care, and comfort above all else

As Diplomates of the American Veterinary Dental College, Dr. Greenfield and Dr. Briggs are board-certified Veterinary Dentists (TM). They received post-graduate, multi-year training specific to dental and oral medicine and surgery after achieving their veterinary degrees. Their areas of expertise include endodontic therapy (Root canals), orthodontic movement (for painful or occlusive alignment iss

ues), and periodontal therapy (overall health of teeth). Additionally, they are always honored to perform routine dental cleanings and assessment for your beloved 4-legged family members. Dr. Greenfield and Dr. Briggs would be honored to be a part of your veterinary team!

A canine patient presented for advanced imaging and surgical planning of a previously diagnosed amyloid-producing odonto...
09/18/2025

A canine patient presented for advanced imaging and surgical planning of a previously diagnosed amyloid-producing odontogenic tumor. The cone beam CT scan showed the degree of bone destruction. They are slow growing tumors that do not metastasize but can be locally invasive. Thank you Memphis Veterinary Specialists for the referral. 🏥

A 5 year old feline presented for evaluation of possible signs of oral pain and inflammation. Over the last 2 months, it...
09/17/2025

A 5 year old feline presented for evaluation of possible signs of oral pain and inflammation. Over the last 2 months, it appears that some degree of inflammation has progressed since the initial consultation. Due to the periodontal changes found, the effected teeth were surgically extracted. These extraction sites have been surgically closed with absorbable suture. Thank you VCA PetMed Animal Hospital for the referral. 🐈

Aurora from Nashville Humane Association presented for a non-healing draining tract on her face. Cone beam CT showed sig...
09/11/2025

Aurora from Nashville Humane Association presented for a non-healing draining tract on her face. Cone beam CT showed significant periapical pathology on all 3 roots of this tooth. The root lesions had breached the overlying bone and were likely the source of the draining tract. We extracted this tooth to remove infection. The draining tract should resolve now that this tooth has been removed. Aurora should be feeling better in no time! 🐩

May your extended weekend be a whirlwind of fun and relaxation!
08/28/2025

May your extended weekend be a whirlwind of fun and relaxation!

A 2 year old canine presented after an unwitnessed trauma resulted in multiple maxillofacial + dentoalveolar injuries. T...
08/21/2025

A 2 year old canine presented after an unwitnessed trauma resulted in multiple maxillofacial + dentoalveolar injuries. The upper jaw and face had numerous bony fractures, including bones supporting the right eye and those housing teeth. The two halves of the maxilla were also separated slightly. The lower jaw stabilization involved wiring of the left and right mandibles for symphyseal separation repair. Tape muzzles will help protect and support any nondisplaced fractures. Thank you Clarksville Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Hospital for the referral. 🚨

Just in time for the spooky season! Behold the frightening sight hidden beneath plaque and tartar. An 11-year-old dog ca...
08/19/2025

Just in time for the spooky season! Behold the frightening sight hidden beneath plaque and tartar. An 11-year-old dog came in for a CORE (Comprehensive Oral Radiographic Exam). A carious lesion (cavity) was discovered after scaling. Cone Beam CT showed that all three roots of this molar had abscessed and the tooth was extracted. 👻🫣

check out this beautiful Siberian cat here to address his periodontal disease 😺
08/14/2025

check out this beautiful Siberian cat here to address his periodontal disease 😺

At Your Pet Dentist, we prioritize your pet's well-being with exceptional care and caution, treating them as if they wer...
08/06/2025

At Your Pet Dentist, we prioritize your pet's well-being with exceptional care and caution, treating them as if they were our own. For senior pets or those with underlying health conditions, we have a board-certified anesthesiologist available to ensure their safety and comfort during anesthetic events.

Have you ever been curious about the payment methods we accept? Your search ends here. We do not accept checks. Cash is...
07/29/2025

Have you ever been curious about the payment methods we accept? Your search ends here. We do not accept checks. Cash is accepted only if it's the exact amount, as we cannot make change. Thank you for understanding. 👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️

We're slipping out of the office on Friday, August 25th, and will bounce back on Tuesday, August 29th!
07/24/2025

We're slipping out of the office on Friday, August 25th, and will bounce back on Tuesday, August 29th!

Here for the dental care, but staying for the cozy snuggles 🫶
07/17/2025

Here for the dental care, but staying for the cozy snuggles 🫶

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147 Thompson Lane
Nashville, TN
37211

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm

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