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| McMillan Veterinary Clinic 426 Maple Street Gallatin, TN 37066 Telephone: (615) 451-0522 Toll Free: (888) 451-0522 Fax: (615) 451-0582 Office Hours M-F 7:00-5:30 Saturday 8:00-1:00 Sunday Closed |
Our mission is to provide quality health care for your pet and educate you, the client, with the latest health care procedures and products available. We treat and respect your pets as if they were our own. |
Tartar has a contributory role due to its roughened surface,
which enhances bacterial attachment and further plaque
development, and also irritates gingival tissues.
Without proper preventive or therapeutic care, plaque and
tartar buildup leads to periodontal disease, which affects the
tissues and structures supporting the teeth. The inflammation
and infection associated with periodontal disease may damage
other organs such as the heart, liver, and kidneys, or lead to
other serious health problems.
Common indications of oral disease include bad breath, a
change in eating or chewing habits, pawing at the face or
mouth and depression. Left untreated, periodontal disease can
cause red, swollen, and bleeding gums, oral pain and bad
breath, tooth loss and organ failures.
If any of these signs are present, the pet should be taken to the
veterinarian for a dental exam.*
which enhances bacterial attachment and further plaque
development, and also irritates gingival tissues.
Without proper preventive or therapeutic care, plaque and
tartar buildup leads to periodontal disease, which affects the
tissues and structures supporting the teeth. The inflammation
and infection associated with periodontal disease may damage
other organs such as the heart, liver, and kidneys, or lead to
other serious health problems.
Common indications of oral disease include bad breath, a
change in eating or chewing habits, pawing at the face or
mouth and depression. Left untreated, periodontal disease can
cause red, swollen, and bleeding gums, oral pain and bad
breath, tooth loss and organ failures.
If any of these signs are present, the pet should be taken to the
veterinarian for a dental exam.*
| Schedule today - February only - Space is limited $20.00 OFF all dental packages Take an additional $20.00 OFF all dental packages with a Wellness visit prior to your pet's dental procedure |
| $10.00 OFF ORAL HEALTH VACCINE Click here for printable coupon Protect your pet's HEART & KIDNEYS from harmful bacteria Complimentary "Site Laser Relief Therapy" at injection site. |
Pet owners can reduce the risk of oral disease by following
their veterinarian and AVDS recommendations
Pet owners should practice a regular dental care regimen at
home, which includes the Oral Health vaccine. The Oral Health
vaccine aids in the prevention of canine periodontal disease
by reducing the bacteria in your pet's mouth. Be sure to print
your coupon for a $10.00 OFF the Oral Health vaccine.
Your dental care regimen should also include brushing your
pet´s teeth with specially formulated toothpaste, and C.E.T.
HEXtra Chews.
Schedule regular follow-up care with your family veterinarian
and ask about specially formulated dental products with
proven benefits in plaque and tartar removal.
*Dental Facts Courtesy Hills Science Diet
their veterinarian and AVDS recommendations
Pet owners should practice a regular dental care regimen at
home, which includes the Oral Health vaccine. The Oral Health
vaccine aids in the prevention of canine periodontal disease
by reducing the bacteria in your pet's mouth. Be sure to print
your coupon for a $10.00 OFF the Oral Health vaccine.
Your dental care regimen should also include brushing your
pet´s teeth with specially formulated toothpaste, and C.E.T.
HEXtra Chews.
Schedule regular follow-up care with your family veterinarian
and ask about specially formulated dental products with
proven benefits in plaque and tartar removal.
*Dental Facts Courtesy Hills Science Diet
Oral disease is the most frequently diagnosed health problem for pets. Oral disease begins with a
buildup of bacteria in the pet´s mouth.
Bacteria, combined with saliva and food debris between the tooth and gum, can cause plaque
formulations that accumulate on the tooth. As bacteria grow in the plaque and as calcium salts are
deposited, plaque turns to tartar.*
| ~~ February is National Oral Health Month. ~~ |
| ~~Complimentary tooth brushing with Rouchelle Hunt grooms, includes oral mint spritz! ~~ A $12.00 value - February only |
