
Welcome to Falcon Family Vet, where our veterinary team works to save damaged teeth for pets in Peyton, Falcon, and the surrounding areas whenever possible.
Pets can chip, crack, or wear down their teeth by chewing on hard objects such as bones, antlers, rocks, or cage bars. Teeth can also be damaged by injuries or by enamel defects. A damaged tooth can be painful and can become infected if the inner part of the tooth is exposed.
Dental repair focuses on treating the damage and protecting the tooth so your pet can keep it. Depending on the problem, repair may involve smoothing and sealing a chipped tooth or restoring a damaged area. When a tooth cannot be saved, our veterinarians may recommend a tooth extraction instead.

We evaluate each damaged tooth carefully to choose the best treatment.
We examine your pet’s mouth to assess the damaged tooth and the surrounding gums.
Dental radiographs show us whether the root and surrounding bone are healthy enough to save the tooth.
Repairs are performed under general anesthesia with careful monitoring and pain management.
We give you home-care instructions and recommend rechecks to make sure the repaired tooth stays healthy. If a tooth needs advanced treatment, such as a root canal, we can refer you to a veterinary dental specialist.

Treating a damaged tooth early can relieve pain and help your pet keep it.
Repairing damage early can preserve a tooth that might otherwise need to be removed.
Sealing and protecting a damaged tooth reduces sensitivity and discomfort.
Protecting exposed areas helps keep bacteria out and prevents abscesses.
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Falcon Family Vet is proud to provide dental repair for pets in Peyton, Falcon, and the surrounding areas. Our practice stands out for:
Dental repair treats chipped, cracked, or damaged teeth so your pet can keep them whenever possible. Call Falcon Family Vet at (719) 828-7272 to schedule an exam.
The cost depends on the tooth involved and the type of repair needed. Most pets go home the same day. We will provide an estimate before the procedure. Call (719) 828-7272 for more information.
Your pet may need soft food and a break from hard chews and toys while the mouth heals. We will give you complete home-care instructions. Call (719) 828-7272 with questions.
If the root or surrounding bone is badly damaged or infected, extraction may be the best option. Dental radiographs help our veterinarians decide.
To schedule a dental exam, call Falcon Family Vet at (719) 828-7272 or visit us at 10634 Maltese Point, Suite 100, Peyton, CO 80831. Our hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM, and we close for lunch from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM. We are closed on Saturday and Sunday.
If your pet has a chipped or damaged tooth, let us take a look. Call us at (719) 828-7272 to schedule a dental exam. Visit us at 10634 Maltese Point, Suite 100, Peyton, CO 80831. We are open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM, and we close for lunch from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM. Our team will explain your pet’s treatment options.