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 Hannah a certified technician with "Sebastian"
Animal Dental Center-Milwaukee/Oshkosh is a veterinary dentistry
and oral surgery specialty practice.
 
Dr. Kressin is a board certified vet (veterinary) dentist.  Clinical cases are received
primarily from veterinarians throughout Wisconsin.  We have provided services
for clients
from adjacent areas of Illinois, Iowa, Michigan and Minnesota. We work closely with
primary-care veterinarians who entrust us with the clients and pets they refer. We highly respect
these relationships and work as a "team"
with your family veterinarian for you and your companion animals. This "team effort"
allows for optimal care of your pets!  Our entire staff is devoted to the improvement
 of your animal's life. 
Be assured we will treat your pets as our family!


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Please view our brochure with one of the links below:  AVDC_Brochure.pdf

or  AVDC Brochure.doc



Member of the American Veterinary Dental College (AVDC)
Member of the International Academy of Veterinary Dentistry (AVD)



Member or the American Veterinary Dental Society(AVDS)

Member of the Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association (WVMA) since 1983




Member of the Milwaukee Veterinary Medical Association

Member of the Northeast Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association

Communication is fundamental to providing optimal care!



Each patient has a two week follow-up evaluation
and consultation to communicate with pet owners.



Dr. Kressin in consultation with a dedicated owner, his pet and veterinarian.
The "team approach" to optimal care!



Consultations help owners understand dental problems so they can better discuss their concerns.
Better communication helps the team address these issues more effectively.

 

Dental (digital) radiographs are essential for diagnosis! 
Treatment plans and the long-term prognosis and are based on the diagnosis.
Dental radiographs are critical in performing oral surgery and dental procedures.

We look forward to working with you, your pet and your veterinarian.




The Bond is precious!




The Bond is worth protecting!




The Human-Animal Bond is very strong!

Our dental, oral surgery and maxillofacial procedures
help pet owners protect the bond! 
Have Specific Questions?



The Animal Dental Center is a proud sponsor of
"In Wisconsin" and "Here and Now"
on  
Wisconsin Public Television


The Animal Dental Center is a proud sponsor of "Calling all pets" with Patricia McConnell
on
Wisconsin Public RadioThe Animal Dental Center is dedicated to education.


The Animal Dental Center offers a conforming residency training program. 
     

We offer you the opportunity to help with veterinary dental education.
Developing educational resources through images
(photos and X-rays)
to demonstrate 
value of dentistry and oral surgery.

Thank you for taking the time to read about our veterinary practice and the services we offer.
We welcome your comments and suggestions.



 
Please contact us at (920)233-8409 or 888-598-6684 for specialty referral pet care. 
Comments about the website or special requests contact;Dale@vin.com.



     
Sebastian in March wearing "green" for the occasion!




"Buddy and JJ" begging to play with
Dr. Kressin on an early fall day!

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About us
Surgical FAQ's
Fees for services
Dental radiology
Find a vet dentist
Clients & pet information
Anesthesia concerns
Pain related concerns
Teeth brushing
Teeth cleaning
Major oral surgery concerns
Misconceptions about dentistry
 Preparing my pet for the visit
Your preparation for the visit
Veterinarian's referral form
Cat dental care
Fractured Teeth
Feline (cat) Stomatits
Tooth Resorption/FORL's
Root canal therapy for cats
Dog dental care
Abnormal teeth
Bite Evaluation
Broken Teeth
Braces (orthodontics)
"CUPS" Kissing Lesions
Dental Extraction
Discolored Teeth
Draining tracks
Enamel Defects
Facial Swelling
Jaw Fractures
TMJ problems
Mandibular Symphysis
Oral Cysts
Oral Tumors
Oronasal Fistula
Periodontal disease
Root Canal Therapy
Tooth Cavities in Dogs
Vital Pulpotomy
Rabbit & rodent dental care