
Welcome to Animal Dental Clinic, where we provide advanced veterinary orthodontics for dogs and cats with malocclusions and abnormal tooth positioning. Orthodontic treatment in pets is not cosmetic. It is medically necessary to relieve pain, prevent trauma, and restore proper oral function.
Our specialty dental team focuses on improving bite alignment to enhance comfort, chewing ability, and long-term oral health.

Veterinary orthodontics is the diagnosis and correction of abnormal tooth positioning (malocclusion) that causes pain, trauma, or functional problems.
Unlike human orthodontics, which is often cosmetic, veterinary orthodontic treatment is performed strictly for medical reasons. When teeth are misaligned, they may:
Orthodontic intervention aims to restore a comfortable, functional bite.
Pets may require orthodontic treatment for conditions such as:
Early evaluation is especially important in growing puppies to prevent long-term complications.
Our orthodontic approach is thorough and individualized.
We begin with a detailed oral examination to assess bite alignment, jaw structure, and tooth positioning. This evaluation determines whether intervention is medically necessary.
Dental radiographs are often used to evaluate root positioning and surrounding bone health. Imaging ensures accurate diagnosis before any orthodontic treatment is planned.
Orthodontic treatment options may include:
Our veterinary dental specialists determine the safest and most effective approach based on your pet’s age, condition, and long-term comfort.
If an orthodontic appliance is recommended, it is placed under anesthesia and carefully adjusted to gradually reposition the affected tooth or teeth.
Treatment duration varies depending on the severity of malocclusion.

Malocclusions can cause chronic pain and soft tissue trauma if left untreated. Early intervention can prevent:
Correcting bite abnormalities improves function, reduces pain, and supports long-term oral health.
Your pet may benefit from orthodontic evaluation if you notice:
Puppies and young dogs benefit from early screening to identify developmental issues.
Animal Dental Clinic specializes exclusively in advanced veterinary dentistry and oral surgery.
We prioritize functional correction and patient wellbeing above all else.
No. Veterinary orthodontics is performed strictly for medical reasons to relieve pain and prevent injury.
Orthodontic screening is recommended around 5–7 months of age, especially if abnormal bite alignment is suspected.
Yes. Orthodontic evaluations and appliance placement require anesthesia for precision and safety.
Treatment time varies depending on the severity of the condition.
Contact Animal Dental Clinic to schedule a veterinary orthodontic evaluation or request a referral appointment.
If your pet has bite abnormalities or signs of oral discomfort, trust Animal Dental Clinic for advanced veterinary orthodontics. Contact us today to schedule a consultation.
Our team is committed to restoring proper bite alignment, relieving discomfort, and supporting lifelong oral health through specialized orthodontic care.