Animal Dental Center

Please join us in welcoming our newest resident, Dr. Hannah Boothe! Dr. Boothe was raised in North Carolina, earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Virginia Tech and graduated from Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine with a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine in 2015. She practiced small animal general medicine in Georgia, Florida, and Maryland for six years prior to starting her residency with Animal Dental Center. She is excited to pursue her passion of veterinary dentistry! In her spare time, Dr. Boothe is an avid runner, having completed multiple half marathons and two full marathons. She enjoys kayaking, canine agility with her Australian Shepherd, and reading. Dr. Boothe is married to another veterinarian. Together, with their one-year old son, they share four furry animals.

Animal Dental Center will be open for regularly scheduled hours on Monday July 5th at all of our locations. We are wishing you a happy, healthy and safe Independence Day!

It's not goodbye, it's see you later. If Dr. Morgado treated your pet during her time with ADC, feel free to leave her messages below!

Animal Dental Center salutes the memory of the heroes who died to protect our freedom on this Memorial Day. We are closed in all locations in observance of the holiday on Monday, May 31. If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, please go to your closest veterinary emergency hospital.

Happy Mother's Day from the Animal Dental Center team! We hope you take a bite out of something sweet today.

Meet Fenwick! This gorgeous girl presented to us for rubbing and pawing at her face along the location of both maxillary fourth premolars. Fenwick loved to chew on some hard objects and her owners were unaware that objects like antlers and bones could cause fractures on teeth . Thankfully Fenwick’s fractures were uncomplicated and her teeth were still vital! Meticulous odontoplasty and dentin bonding were performed in order to protect the functional crowns. Thank you for coming to us @fenwickthegoldengirl ! We know you will now play with some softer toys and we can’t wait to see what other adventures life has awaiting for you . #teeth #teethrestoration #petdental #veterinary #veterinarymedicine #vetlife #vetmed #vetschool #vetstudents #vettech #medicinaveterinaria #mvz #veterinarian #medvet #veterinaria #dental #vetsnobiety

As we continue to learn about COVID-19 worldwide, we are taking as many safety precautions for our staff and most importantly, our participants. A combination of KN95 masks, multiple high air filtration systems, preventative face shields, hand sanitizers and most importantly, social distancing with work stations are implemented. Are we open? Yes. Do we have spots available? Yes. Contact us today [email protected]

As we all continue to adapt during COVID-19, please be assured that we are still taking all the precautions to keep our patients, our clients and our staff very safe. Our technicians look forward each day to take care of your pets, as if they were their own! A shout out to all of those wonderful technicians with such a passion for what they do! #petdental #veterinary #veterinarymedicine #vetlife #vetmed #vetschool #vetstudents #vettech #medicinaveterinaria #mvz #veterinarian #medvet #veterinaria #dental #vetsnobiety

We are up and running helping pets with oral disease and oral pain daily. Remember that we are in this together and we are taking all the precautions to keep you, your pets and our staff as safe as possible. One of our wonderful Client Service Representatives, would be happy to talk to you over the phone to discuss any questions or concerns that you might have regarding your pets. #inthistogether #petdental #veterinary #veterinarymedicine #vetlife #vetmed #vetschool #vetstudents #vettech #medicinaveterinaria #mvz #veterinarian #medvet #veterinaria #dental #vetsnobiety

Vexxa is a 2.5 year old German Shepherd who presented to our York office for severe staining on her teeth. Vexxa was diagnosed with some enamel defects that needed some restorations to prevent progression of the defects, as well as secondary pain and discomfort. Vexxa was adopted and we believe possible trauma to the tooth buds or a febrile episode as a puppy, could have caused this problem. She was a wonderful and majestic patient for us! #enameldysplasia #enamelhypoplasia #enameldefect #petdental #veterinary #veterinarymedicine #vetlife #vetmed #vetschool #vetstudents #vettech #medicinaveterinaria #mvz #veterinarian #medvet #veterinaria #dental #vetsnobiety

"Be happy with what you have and are, be generous with both, and you won't have to hunt for happiness." -William E. Gladstone