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Pet Dental Surgery in Peyton, CO

Welcome to Falcon Family Vet, where our veterinary team provides dental surgery for pets in Peyton, Falcon, and the surrounding areas when oral problems need more than a routine cleaning.

Understanding Dental Surgery

Dental surgery treats problems of the teeth, gums, and mouth that require surgical care. This can include surgical extractions of teeth with large or damaged roots, treatment of oral injuries, and removal of growths in the mouth.

All dental surgery is performed under general anesthesia with careful monitoring and pain management. Before surgery, we use dental radiographs to plan treatment and make sure nothing is missed.

What to Expect: Dental Surgery at Falcon Family Vet

We guide you through each step of your pet’s procedure.

Oral Exam and Imaging

We examine your pet’s mouth and take dental radiographs to understand the problem.

Pre-Anesthetic Evaluation

A physical exam and blood work help make sure your pet is ready for anesthesia.

Surgery and Pain Control

Our team monitors your pet closely and uses local and post-operative pain relief.

Recovery

We provide instructions for soft food, medications, and home care, and schedule a recheck if needed.

Why Dental Surgery Is Important for Your Pet

Oral problems can be very painful, even when pets do not show it.

Relieves Pain

Treating the source of the problem helps your pet eat and play comfortably.

Prevents Spreading Infection

Surgical care stops infection from damaging the jaw and nearby teeth.

Provides Answers

Oral growths that are removed can be sent to a laboratory to determine what they are.

Signs Your Pet May Need Dental Surgery

Contact us if your pet has:

  • A growth or lump in the mouth
  • A broken tooth or injury to the mouth
  • Swelling of the face or jaw
  • Difficulty chewing or dropping food
  • Bleeding from the mouth

Learn more about our complete dental care, tooth extractions, and surgical services.

Practice Highlights

Falcon Family Vet is proud to provide dental surgery for pets in Peyton, Falcon, and the surrounding areas. Our practice stands out for:

  • Four Experienced Veterinarians Dr. Bush, Dr. Pyne, Dr. Berg, and Dr. Kris
  • Veterinarians with a Special Interest in Dentistry for thorough, gentle dental care
  • Personalized Care we treat every pet as though they were our own
  • Proudly Serving Falcon and Peyton and the surrounding areas
  • Convenient Weekday Hours Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM, closed for lunch 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM

Frequently Asked Questions

What is veterinary dental surgery?

Dental surgery treats problems of the teeth, gums, and mouth that need surgical care, such as surgical extractions, oral injuries, and growths. Call Falcon Family Vet at (719) 828-7272 to learn more.

How much does dental surgery cost and how long does it take?

The cost depends on the procedure and your pet’s needs. Most pets go home the same day. We will provide an estimate before surgery. Call (719) 828-7272 for more information.

How should I care for my pet after dental surgery?

Your pet may need soft food, pain medication, and a break from chew toys while the mouth heals. We will give you complete home-care instructions. Call (719) 828-7272 with questions.

What problems can dental surgery treat?

Dental surgery can treat teeth with damaged roots, broken teeth, oral injuries, and growths in the mouth.

How do I schedule a dental exam and what are your hours?

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.

Schedule Your Pet’s Dental Exam Today

If your pet has a mouth problem, we are here to help. 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.