DOES THIS SOUND FAMILIAR?
Signs Your Pet May Need More Than a Routine Dental Care
HOW WE HELP
Broken Teeth & Oral Trauma
Fractured teeth can expose the sensitive inner pulp and lead to significant pain or infection. In selected cases, early treatment may help preserve the tooth, relieve discomfort, and maintain long-term comfort.
Puppy Dental Development
Some puppies develop painful tooth positioning as they grow, particularly when lower canine teeth contact the palate. Early intervention can correct this condition, preventing ongoing discomfort and helping preserve these important adult teeth for life.
Advanced Periodontal Care
Gum disease is one of the most common causes of chronic pain in pets, as well as tooth loss. Whilst some teeth require extraction, others may benefit from advanced periodontal procedures designed to improve comfort and help preserve the teeth that matter most.
Oral Surgery & Laser Procedures
We use carbon dioxide laser technology for selected oral procedures, allowing precise soft tissue surgery and creating opportunities to preserve surrounding teeth and maintain comfort where extraction may otherwise be necessary.
WHY THE DENTAL LOUNGE?
A Different Kind of Veterinary Dental Experience
MEET DR VICKY WADE
(BVSc, DVM, mANZCVS)
[Small Animal Dentistry & Oral Surgery]

Intro
Dr Vicky Wade has a strong interest in veterinary dentistry and oral surgery, with a particular focus on complex dental disease, dental trauma, and developmental oral conditions in puppies.
Dr. Vicky has been continuously practicing as a general practice veterinarian since 2014, and has also completed rigorous examinations to be invited as a member of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists in the chapter of Small Animal Dentistry and Oral Surgery.
Philosophy
Her approach centres on improving comfort, preserving function where possible, and helping families understand their options so they can make informed, confident decisions about their pet’s care.
Real Stories From Our Patients
Bronte’s Story
A hidden unerupted tooth had developed a large cyst that extended into Bronte’s nasal cavity, making it difficult for her to breathe. After advanced imaging and surgery, Bronte was able to breathe more comfortably, sleep peacefully, and enjoy life like the happy young boxer she was meant to be again.
[ Read Bronte’s Full Story ]
Sophie’s Story
Sophie was suffering from severe feline gingivostomatitis — a painful inflammatory condition that is traditionally treated by extracting all of the teeth. After targeted dental treatment and a new oral medical therapy, Sophie gained weight, blossomed into her cheeky personality, and, most importantly, has been able to keep most of her teeth whilst living comfortably and pain-free.
[ Read Sophie’s Full Story ]
Nala’s Story
Only a baby of 5 months old, Nala’s brand new adult teeth were coming in too narrow. This means they were on track to hit her palate. When this happens, the tooth can eventually penetrate the palate and create an opening into the nasal cavity. Nala had a set of crown extensions placed to move her teeth into just the right spot, so that she can grow up and keep her winning smile!
[ Read Nala's full story here ]

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