| ADVANCED DENTAL SERVICES at Lower Columbia Veterinary Clinic |
| Periodontal |
| Endodontics (Root Canal Therapy) |
| Orthodontics |
| Oral Surgery |
| Crowns and Restorations |
| Questions? Give us a call at (360) 636-1801 or click here to email us. |
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| Lower Columbia Veterinary Clinic |
| Lower Columbia Veterinary Clinic |
| Tammy L. White, DVM Diplomate, American Veterinary Dental College Providing: Advanced Veterinary Dental Services gum disease, root canals, oral surgery, restorations, and orthodontics Jani D. Remsburg, DVM Providing: general medicine, surgery and dentistry for cats and dogs |
| 940 14th Avenue Longview, WA 98632 (360) 636-1801 |
| What is a Board Certified Veterinary Specialist? The increased sophistication of veterinary medicine and increasingly important role of pets in our society has resulted in the emergence of a number of veterinary specialties comparable to those in human medicine (e.g., cardiologist, radiologists, surgeons, internists, dermatologists and dentists). Dentistry is one of more than 20 specialties currently recognized by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA). Specialty certification requires completing 3 to 6 years of training in the area of specialization beyond the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree. Requirements vary among individual “specialty colleges” but all candidates must pass advanced credential requirements approved by the AVMA. In addition to comprehensive training in the area of expertise, a veterinarian must submit credentials of expertise to a review board in the specialty college. Following acceptance of the credentials, an extensive written and practical examination must be successfully completed before being acknowledged as a specialist. When these requirements have been met, the applicant is then designated as a “Board Certified Specialist” or “Diplomate” of the respective specialty college. Veterinary dentistry specialty candidates who complete this process can then use the well earned titles, Diplomate of the American Veterinary Dental College, Board Certified Veterinary Dentist, Veterinary Dentist and Veterinary Dental Specialist. |
Endodontics: Treatment of fractured teeth/pulpitis, pulp exposure, root canals, crown reductions and tooth abscesses.
Periodontics: Treatment of periodontal disease, tooth scaling and polishing, root planing, mucogingival surgery and
guided tissue and bone regeneration.
Orthodontics: Correction of common malocclusions, orthodontic appliances, bite evaluations, and genetic counseling.
Restorations: Cast metal crowns, fillings, esthetic bonding, bridges and implants.
Dental Radiology: Permanent tooth assessment for puppies, dental disease, oral tumors, fractures and TMJ evaluation.
Oral Surgery: Difficult extractions, jaw fractures, palate defects, oronasal fistulas, oral tumors, and dislocated teeth.
Oral Diseases: Oral manifestations of systemic disease, gingivostomatitis, feline odontoclastic resorptive lesions and oral
autoimmune disorders.
-- American Veterinary Dental College
Periodontics: Treatment of periodontal disease, tooth scaling and polishing, root planing, mucogingival surgery and
guided tissue and bone regeneration.
Orthodontics: Correction of common malocclusions, orthodontic appliances, bite evaluations, and genetic counseling.
Restorations: Cast metal crowns, fillings, esthetic bonding, bridges and implants.
Dental Radiology: Permanent tooth assessment for puppies, dental disease, oral tumors, fractures and TMJ evaluation.
Oral Surgery: Difficult extractions, jaw fractures, palate defects, oronasal fistulas, oral tumors, and dislocated teeth.
Oral Diseases: Oral manifestations of systemic disease, gingivostomatitis, feline odontoclastic resorptive lesions and oral
autoimmune disorders.
-- American Veterinary Dental College
| Veterinary Dental Services Specialists in veterinary dentistry can offer many advanced treatments including: |
| Dr. Tammy L. White, DVM, Diplomate, American Veterinary Dental College is accepting referrals for dental cases. |
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