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Dentistry clinician James Haseler, who heads up the new department at Linnaeus-owned Willows, said: “Willows has an enviable global reputation for delivering excellence in pet health care and the opening of this new dentistry service will further enhance its standing.
“At Willows we have access to the very latest equipment and pioneering dental and oral care treatment for cats and dogs.
“With access to our team of world-leading emergency and critical care specialists and a dedicated intensive care unit, this is a very exciting new chapter in Willows’ illustrious history and will be a massive benefit to our patients and clients.”
There is now a range of diagnosis, treatments and care for a wide range of conditions including fractured and discoloured teeth, complex extractions, tooth luxation or avulsion, malocclusions, periodontal disease and enamel defects.
As well as a dentistry service, Willows will now be able to provide an oral and maxillofacial service for treatment of head trauma cases as well as oral oncological cases.
James, who is interested in all areas of veterinary dentistry especially endodontics and maxillofacial surgery and joins from fellow Linnaeus-owned practice Eastcott Referrals in Swindon, added: “Our state-of-the-art dental suite ensures the best possible dental and oral care for both feline and canine patients alike and we look forward to treating new patients.”
Willows also offers specialist services in anaesthesia and analgesia, cardiology, clinical nutrition, dermatology, diagnostic imaging, emergency and critical care, internal medicine, neurology, oncology, ophthalmology, orthopaedics, soft tissue surgery and spinal surgery.
To find out more about Willows’ new dentistry service visit, https://www.willows.uk.net/specialia...facial-surgery while for its wide range of other specialist services, visit www.willows.uk.net or search for Willows Veterinary Centre and Referral Service on Facebook.