Aggie Animal Dental Center

Aggie Animal Dental Center is a general practice practice in Mill Valley, CA. Procedures include complicated tooth extractions, Dental Cleaning and Periodontal Therapy, full-mouth X-rays, and Root Canal Treatment.

About

Aggie Animal Dental Center is a veterinary specialty practice in Mill Valley, CA, dedicated to advanced dental and oral surgical care for companion animals. The center is owned and operated by a Board Certified Veterinary Dentist™ and provides comprehensive dental care, including routine cleanings with full-mouth X-rays, jaw fracture repair, and specialized oncologic surgeries. Advanced imaging such as Cone-beam CT scanning is performed on every first-time patient, and a Board Certified Anesthesiologist™ provides supervision and support during procedures.

The center serves patients from across California, having operated for over 25 years in Northern California. Its Mill Valley facility, built in 2013, is designed to provide a comfortable environment, featuring state-of-the-art equipment for anesthesia monitoring, digital dental imaging, and various dental procedures.

Surgical team

  • Dr. Milinda Lommer

    Board Certified Veterinary Dentist™

  • Dr. Tanner May

    Dr. Tanner May is an associate veterinarian who has completed specialty training.

  • Dr. Colin Boyd

    Dr. Colin Boyd is a resident veterinarian who is training to be a specialist in Dentistry & Oral Surgery.

  • Dr. Daniel Ben-Aderet

Procedures

  • complicated tooth extractions
  • Dental Cleaning and Periodontal Therapy
  • full-mouth X-rays
  • Root Canal Treatment
  • Orthodontic Treatment
  • Intraoral X-rays
  • ultrasonic periodontal debridement
  • jaw fracture repair
  • oral and maxillofacial surgery
  • oral oncologic surgery
  • specialized oncologic surgeries
  • advanced dental and oral surgical care
  • Advanced Anesthesia
  • fracture repair with titanium plates
  • routine cleanings
  • endodontics
  • treatment of mandibular and maxillofacial fractures

Equipment

  • CT Scan
  • titanium plates
  • Cone-beam CT scanning

Photos

Photos via Google · Aggie Animal Dental Center, Scott Moyer, Kristin Reinsberg

Frequently asked questions

What advanced imaging capabilities does Aggie Animal Dental Center offer?
Aggie Animal Dental Center performs Cone-beam CT scanning on every first-time patient. This advanced imaging detects bone changes earlier than conventional dental X-rays and allows for three-dimensional evaluation. It helps assess the TM joints, nasal passages, teeth, and surrounding bone, eliminating challenges posed by overlapping structures.
What measures are in place for pet anesthesia safety?
The center prioritizes pet safety with thorough pre-surgical assessments, individualized anesthesia plans, and continuous monitoring. Every patient has a technician anesthetist, and a Board-Certified Veterinary Anesthesiologist™ provides additional supervision. They also use IV catheterization for fluid and medication administration and manage pain and body temperature for a safe experience.
What types of oral diseases does Aggie Animal Dental Center treat?
Aggie Animal Dental Center treats common oral diseases such as gingivitis and periodontitis. They also address more complex conditions including oral tumors, jaw fractures, malocclusions, and fractured teeth. Their expertise allows for tailored treatment plans to restore a pet's oral health.
When is root canal treatment recommended for pets?
Root canal treatment is a dental procedure for pets with tooth fractures that expose the nerve or pulp, often due to trauma like chewing hard objects or falls. If untreated, exposed nerves can lead to painful tooth-root abscesses. Root canal treatment aims to prevent abscesses by removing the pulp, cleaning the canal, and sealing it to prevent bacterial growth.
What types of oral and maxillofacial surgeries are performed at the center?
Aggie Animal Dental Center specializes in a variety of complex oral and maxillofacial procedures. These include complicated tooth extractions, oral oncologic surgery which involves the removal of part of the maxilla or mandible to treat oral tumors, and the treatment of mandibular and maxillofacial fractures.

Contact & hours

Address

487 Miller Ave
Mill Valley

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