I can’t say enough good things about Dr. May and everyone at Aggie Animal Dental Center. My greyhound, Dax, managed to break three canines in five months, and their team performed vital pulp therapy on four of his teeth. Their skill and professionalism are truly impressive, and I fully trust their expertise.
One thing I really appreciate is how thorough they are. At the end of each visit, Dr. May personally goes over everything in detail, including Dax’s CT scan, and they even send me photos from his procedure. It’s such a thoughtful touch and really shows how much they care.
Having a dedicated anesthesiologist on site gives... read full review
July 2025
I was recommended to go to Aggies by a friend - I am so happy we did. Charlie had a retrobulbar abssess ( an abssess behind the eye) that our family vet said that was most likely caused by his teeth. He recommended an anaesthesia dental cleaning and teeth removal. At our consultation at Aggies - Dr. May also thought that it was likely the abssess was due to the back molars - although Charlie was not co-operative in opening his mouth at the consultation - so we were very much in the dark. This morning after receiving the call that Charlie had the x-rays and CT scan - everything was great - and Dr. May said that no teeth needed to be removed. I was so surprised as we were... read full review
June 2025
This is the only place I'll bring my precious cat for any dental treatment! Dr. Milinda Lommer is amazing! She took time to help me understand the issues and answered any questions I had for the operation. I was very nervous about having to extract so many teeth of my cat when he is just under 4 years old. But I'm so glad I did it. My cat looks much younger, happier and is much more energetic now that the pain is gone. One of the concerns I had was how my cat can eat food if he will only have front and canine teeth left. But I can confirm that he eats dry food well just like before.
All the staffs here are amazing too! They are kind and very... read full review
I can’t say enough good things about Dr. May and everyone at Aggie Animal Dental Center. My greyhound, Dax, managed to break three canines in five months, and their team performed vital pulp therapy on four of his teeth. Their skill and professionalism are truly impressive, and I fully trust their expertise.
One thing I really appreciate is how thorough they are. At the end of each visit, Dr. May personally goes over everything in detail, including Dax’s CT scan, and they even send me photos from his procedure. It’s such a thoughtful touch and really shows how much they care.
Having a dedicated anesthesiologist on site gives... read full review
I was recommended to go to Aggies by a friend - I am so happy we did. Charlie had a retrobulbar abssess ( an abssess behind the eye) that our family vet said that was most likely caused by his teeth. He recommended an anaesthesia dental cleaning and teeth removal. At our consultation at Aggies - Dr. May also thought that it was likely the abssess was due to the back molars - although Charlie was not co-operative in opening his mouth at the consultation - so we were very much in the dark. This morning after receiving the call that Charlie had the x-rays and CT scan - everything was great - and Dr. May said that no teeth needed to be removed. I was so surprised as we were... read full review
This is the only place I'll bring my precious cat for any dental treatment! Dr. Milinda Lommer is amazing! She took time to help me understand the issues and answered any questions I had for the operation. I was very nervous about having to extract so many teeth of my cat when he is just under 4 years old. But I'm so glad I did it. My cat looks much younger, happier and is much more energetic now that the pain is gone. One of the concerns I had was how my cat can eat food if he will only have front and canine teeth left. But I can confirm that he eats dry food well just like before.
All the staffs here are amazing too! They are kind and very... read full review