Dr Christine has years of experience treating higher-risk patients and has the security of a referral hospital with 24-hour intensive care facilities and multiple highly qualified intensive care staff if needed. Her surgical experience means shorter anaesthetic times, giving extra peace of mind.

Dental xrays are critical in diagnosing, treating and monitoring dental conditions. Without xrays, only a third of the tooth can be seen, meaning painful conditions are commonly overlooked, treatment planning is often suboptimal, and more surgical complications may arise. Dentistry without xrays is like operating in the dark.

This inflammatory condition is incredibly painful, and frustrating to treat. Dr Christine has treated many patients over the past decade, and helps you sort through the current information available to give your pet the best chance of long term relief. While many patients require extensive extractions, the trauma of this process is minimised by her fast and gentle surgical technique, getting your pet home and eating again as soon as possible.

Puppies and kittens grow rapidly, and it is common to see teething problems (retained baby teeth, unerupted or impacted teeth) that can seriously affect their oral health as they mature. Bite and jaw abnormalities can make everyday activities such as eating and playing painful as well. Dr Christine has over a decade of experience assessing mouths, and can advise you on whether intervention is required, and which option is best for your pet.

According to the American Animal Hospital Association, an estimated 85% of adult dogs and cats suffer from dental disease. Despite this, the proportion of pets receiving dental treatment in most practices is often barely a tenth of this. That’s a lot of animals missing out on what they need for a happy, healthy life. Speak with us today about our educational services for practices, and how you can grow your dentistry service and help more of your patients.