What specific dental and oral surgery services does Tribeca Veterinary Dentistry & Oral Surgery offer?

Tribeca Veterinary Dentistry & Oral Surgery provides a comprehensive range of services. These include advanced periodontal therapy, endodontics like root canal and vital pulp therapy, and treatment for feline stomatitis and tooth resorption. They also perform maxillofacial trauma repair, oral cancer surgery, palate surgery, salivary gland surgery, and orthodontic procedures for malocclusion, alongside prosthodontics, restorative dentistry, and professional dental cleanings.

Who are the board-certified specialists on staff at Tribeca Veterinary Dentistry & Oral Surgery?

The clinic features a collaborative team of board-certified specialists. Dr. Jin W Jung is a Board Certified Veterinary Dentist and Diplomate of the American Veterinary Dental College. Dr. Elizabeth Goudie is a Veterinary Anesthesiologist and Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Anesthesia and Analgesia. Dr. Dar Ozer is a board-certified veterinary cardiologist with the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine.

Is a consultation required before a dental procedure at Tribeca Veterinary Dentistry & Oral Surgery?

Yes, a consultation is required prior to any procedure. During this consultation, the team discusses initial findings from an awake oral exam, makes recommendations, and reviews necessary pre-operative diagnostics. This process ensures proper preparation for anesthesia and a safe procedure. Same-day procedures are not typically scheduled to allow for all preparations to be completed beforehand.

Why are an anesthetized exam and dental radiographs necessary for a pet's dental evaluation?

An anesthetized exam is crucial because it allows for a comprehensive evaluation beyond the tooth surface. X-rays taken under anesthesia are required to assess the health of bones, ligaments, and other internal structures. General anesthesia ensures the pet remains completely still, which is essential for obtaining clear and accurate X-ray images and for the safety of the pet and staff during the procedure.

Can I get an estimate for a procedure before my pet has a consultation?

An accurate estimate for a procedure cannot be provided until after a consultation has been completed. The consultation includes an awake oral exam, which allows the veterinary team to make informed recommendations and offer a proper cost estimate based on the specific findings for the pet's needs.

Tribeca Veterinary Dentistry

Tribeca Veterinary Dentistry is a general practice practice in New York City, NY.

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About

Tribeca Veterinary Dentistry & Oral Surgery is New York City's first private practice specializing in veterinary dentistry and oral surgery. It is the only privately owned specialty hospital in NYC with a board-certified veterinary dentist, anesthesiologist, and cardiologist on staff. Founded by Dr. Jin Jung, a Diplomate of the American Veterinary Dental College, the practice offers advanced dental services, including complex oral surgeries, advanced periodontal therapy, endodontics, and maxillofacial trauma repair, utilizing state-of-the-art diagnostic, surgical, and anesthesia monitoring facilities.

Located in the heart of Tribeca, New York City, the clinic provides specialized care for companion animals. The practice emphasizes a doctor-owned and operated model, focusing on personalized attention and a commitment to high standards of care. Consultations are required and conducted at their facility to ensure comprehensive evaluation and preparation for procedures.

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Frequently asked questions

What specific dental and oral surgery services does Tribeca Veterinary Dentistry & Oral Surgery offer?: Tribeca Veterinary Dentistry & Oral Surgery provides a comprehensive range of services. These include advanced periodontal therapy, endodontics like root canal and vital pulp therapy, and treatment for feline stomatitis and tooth resorption. They also perform maxillofacial trauma repair, oral cancer surgery, palate surgery, salivary gland surgery, and orthodontic procedures for malocclusion, alongside prosthodontics, restorative dentistry, and professional dental cleanings.
Who are the board-certified specialists on staff at Tribeca Veterinary Dentistry & Oral Surgery?: The clinic features a collaborative team of board-certified specialists. Dr. Jin W Jung is a Board Certified Veterinary Dentist and Diplomate of the American Veterinary Dental College. Dr. Elizabeth Goudie is a Veterinary Anesthesiologist and Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Anesthesia and Analgesia. Dr. Dar Ozer is a board-certified veterinary cardiologist with the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine.
Is a consultation required before a dental procedure at Tribeca Veterinary Dentistry & Oral Surgery?: Yes, a consultation is required prior to any procedure. During this consultation, the team discusses initial findings from an awake oral exam, makes recommendations, and reviews necessary pre-operative diagnostics. This process ensures proper preparation for anesthesia and a safe procedure. Same-day procedures are not typically scheduled to allow for all preparations to be completed beforehand.
Why are an anesthetized exam and dental radiographs necessary for a pet's dental evaluation?: An anesthetized exam is crucial because it allows for a comprehensive evaluation beyond the tooth surface. X-rays taken under anesthesia are required to assess the health of bones, ligaments, and other internal structures. General anesthesia ensures the pet remains completely still, which is essential for obtaining clear and accurate X-ray images and for the safety of the pet and staff during the procedure.
Can I get an estimate for a procedure before my pet has a consultation?: An accurate estimate for a procedure cannot be provided until after a consultation has been completed. The consultation includes an awake oral exam, which allows the veterinary team to make informed recommendations and offer a proper cost estimate based on the specific findings for the pet's needs.

Contact & hours

Address

64 N Moore St
New York City

Phone

(917) 508-0182

Website

tribecavetdentistry.com

5.0 · 81 Google reviews

Recent reviews

2 months ago

Kent Zhu

My dog recently broke two teeth, which resulted in an extraction and a root canal. Dr. Jung and Denise were incredible throughout the entire process. They were transparent, walked me through various scenarios, and provided clear recommendations. They also took the time to ensure my dog felt comfortable with them and the environment before starting. I especially appreciated that they kept me updated throughout the day during her surgery. They understood that our dog is our family member. Highly recommend!
3 months ago

Natalie

My dog Penelope was due for a dental, and with her size, age, collapsing trachea it was important for me to find a practice with a board certified anesthesiologist. But I was pleasantly surprised to be met with exceptional care from Dr. Jung himself, the techs and front desk. Dr. Jung took his time with skeptical Penelope and thoroughly examined her the best he could at our consult. He explained the possibilities and ensured we parted ways with me feeling confident about proceeding. All the techs were very gentle with her, and communication was super easy via text. I even appreciate the cutest pictures I received from Kristina at end of day. I will look no where else for her dental care. And we will be back for follow ups! Thank you all so much!
6 months ago

Chris S.

I cannot say enough about the incredible care Dr. Jung and his team -Theresa, Marco, Denise, and others whose names I regret missing- gave my dog Chiquita the most extraordinary care. From the front desk to the medical staff, everyone went above and beyond. When Chiquita suffered a fractured jaw after an accident, they made space to see her right away, even though their schedule was already full. That kind of compassion and dedication is rare. At every visit, the staff was patient, attentive, and kind. They even helped by picking up Chiquita while I was still looking for parking, which shows the level of thoughtfulness they bring to their work. The attention and care Chiquita received here surpassed what many people experience in hospitals. The team consistently followed up to check on her progress, making sure she was healing well and feeling loved. It was clear that every person in this office has a true heart for pets. Thanks to Dr. Jung and his team, Chiquita was not only treated medically but cared for as family. I wholeheartedly recommend Tribeca Veterinary Dentistry-they are simply the best!

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7 months ago

Lameya Sharif

I was nervous about the anesthesia and cleaning for my dog Xena. The team here answered all my questions (I had a lot)! In addition to Dr Jung (veterinary dentist), I met with Dr Ozer (cardiologist) and Dr Goudie (anesthesiologist). She got a comprehensive work-up and labs review prior to her cleaning. All the doctors were great but speaking with Dr Goudie and Dr Jung gave me a lot of confidence before the anesthesia. Xena needed just a basic cleaning and she bounced back as if nothing happened at all from the moment I went to go pick her up. Everything went quicker than I anticipated! I loved having the peace of mind that the anesthesiologist customizes the anesthesia plan for each patient and is present / monitoring during the procedure. Xena’s got sparkly clean teeth now!
10 months ago

Daniel Perez

I’m writing this review exactly the way I wish others had when I was searching for the right place for my senior dog. He’s over 12 years old and had a tooth extraction when he was younger, but at this age I’m much more careful. The risks are higher and I needed a clinic with strong reviews and real accountability. This clinic stood out for both. Before booking, I called to confirm they had an anesthesiologist on site. That was important to me because many regular vets don’t have one, and I didn’t want anyone but a trained anesthesiologist handling my senior dog. This clinic also focuses specifically on dental extractions, which gave me extra confidence. The consultation has a fee, which they told me upfront, but what they didn’t make clear is that each specialist has a separate fee. I saw the surgeon, the cardiologist, and the anesthesiologist, and each one cost about 250 to 300 dollars. None of those fees go toward the surgery, and all of them are billed separately even though they’re in the same clinic. That added up to almost 1000 dollars just for consultations. The cardiologist ended up finding that my dog had low blood pressure, something I never knew. It was really important that we caught it early. Once we got his health cleared, we moved forward with scheduling. I also met the anesthesiologist, who explained her role, what would happen during surgery, and what to expect in case of emergencies. She made me feel calm and confident. The entire team was kind and welcoming. I introduced myself to everyone because I wanted to know who was caring for my dog. They also have a great texting system where you can ask questions and get updates without being charged. I sent over 100 texts and always got helpful replies. That kind of communication helped ease a lot of my anxiety. On the day of surgery I was really nervous. Even though he was low risk, I was still scared. They made him the first patient and updated me throughout the entire process. They told me what teeth were being removed, confirmed decisions with me during the procedure, and kept me in the loop the whole time. After surgery they offered recovery options. Your dog can be placed in a crate or a playpen depending on what they’re comfortable with. My dog did not want the crate, so they placed him in a playpen which was much better for him. The final cost of the procedure depends on how long the surgery takes, how many extractions are needed, and what type. I was given a range and paid a portion upfront. When my dog came out he was walking, using the bathroom, and doing well. He had some diarrhea afterward, but they followed up regularly to help us through recovery. Now he’s back to himself and healthier than before. No more gum disease, no more issues. I truly feel this extended his life. If you have the ability to bring your dog here, you’ll be in the best hands. Thank you to the surgeon, anesthesiologist, cardiologist, front desk, and every team member I met. Thank you for caring for my dog, calming my anxiety, and giving him the best care possible. These are not people who take shortcuts. These are specialists. These are the best of the best in New York.

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