Reviews of Center for Veterinary Dentistry and Oral Surgery LLC (Veterinarian)

Katie Eby

We brought our 5 year old cat here for a full mouth extraction. He had terrible stomatitis and stopped eating completely- he was losing weight by the day. Our regular vet was afraid to even try such a surgery- they claimed he had lung/heart issues when going under anesthesia in their care, and suggested a route of extensive treatment to fix those issues. They handed me a card with The Center for Veterinary Dentistry's info. and said 'they may do the surgery- but they likely won't'. I called here after-hours and received a call back immediately from a Doctor. I told her the situation and she said they had seen cases like this before, so I booked an appointment. After meeting the doctors in person, they confidently reassured me he had no heart or lung problems and that they could perform the surgery successfully. The front office staff member here is SO nice- I forget the gentleman's name- but he helps in the back too. He is very reassuring and comforting and even carried my cat carrier to the car for me. My cats stomatitis was SO bad that it was a VERY long recovery for him- almost a year later, he still has bad days but he is about 95% better. These guys are NOT CHEAP- but you get what you pay for- which is excellent care and service. I called after-hours many times and they always called me right back with information and assistance within a short time frame. I really appreciate these guys for literally saving my cat, it meant the world that they tried when my regular vet wouldn't. The only reason I gave 4 Stars instead of 5 was that I was told follow-up visits were no-charge. I was charged for just the second follow-up and they are about 40 minutes away from me. After spending thousands here, it would have been nice to have at least been told I'd have to come out of pocket for that ahead of time. Their pain medication was also marked up about 50$ higher than what my normal vet was charging me. Other than that- these guys are experts and I really appreciate and trust their care for my little guy.

JACK Alleman

Very well organized group of Vets that listen to your pets need.

S. Kalugin

Great doctors.

Lisa Miller

Fantastic care and wonderful vets. One of my dogs had root canal therapy on 3 of his canine teeth a few years ago. The work was great and the care that was shown my Ranger was outstanding. I return annually for a check up and cleaning. Now I take my other dog Daisy there as well for x-rays and cleanings as necessary. I highly recommend this practice and these vets.

Laura Lianne

I can't be more happy with the care that my dog Lucy received at the Center for Veterinary Dentistry and Oral Surgery. My dog fractured a large tooth, had stopped eating, and was in pain. When the local vet school could not get Lucy seen for the next six months, I called the Center for Veterinary Dentistry and they saw her within two days. After surgery, she was eating again and acting like a different dog. I couldn't be more grateful for what good care they took of Lucy!

David Sacramo

They're expensive, but they do fantastic work.

Nick Vargish

Everyone from the desk to the doctor were friendly and gentle. After the surgery the vet showed me a detailed report and patiently went over the after care instructions. Sophia has made a full recovery and is a much happier dog!

Tracy Sands

I am a veterinarian myself. When my dog who has lupus so is high risk for anesthetic procedures needed dental surgery I knew that Dr Smith an Dr Taney were the right experts for the job. Their skill level and confidence made me as comfortable as possible with having a procedure like this done to my girl. More importantly, their entire team of residents and technicians cared for Molly like one of their own and the follow up care has also been tremendous. This is a facility and staff where you truly will get what you pay for and more!

Miss L

We were referred by our local vet to have our cat go to an oral surgeon for her chronic gingivitis and teeth issues. The provider there recommended we have all our cats teeth extracted to save on future complications regarding this. Our cat was 11 years old at the time of surgery and she did surprisingly well as in the past during dental procedures with our local vet she always had complications with the anesthesia. The staff there called during and right after surgery to keep me posted on my cats condition. Post Op 6 months my cat is doing well and she doesn't miss her teeth at all, she still eats dry food too! Overall I had a great experience at Center for Veterinary Dentistry and Oral Surgery. Lastly, they are expensive so be prepared; for a total tooth extraction with bone graft it cost almost $5,000 but the results were great.

Rod Gautier

Wonderful doctor saved our puppy after a dog attack that severed his jaw.

jack vana

My cat had a complete extraction and within 3 weeks he was back to eating dry food. Completely healed in a short period of time. Excellent doctors and staff. My vet and I were impressed with his quick recovery. Thanks for your service.

Gustav Monteau

Be aware, He will rip you off, he has not ethics. He will inflate the bill with unnecessary stuff. Last time I took my pet for teeth cleaning it was $2,000. Never again!! If you care about your pet and your money Stay Away! Sad!