Tooth Fairy Cornhole Tournament

Sunday, September 14th at 1PM at Oxbow Beer Garden

Join us for Mainely Veterinary Dentistry’s Tooth Fairy Cornhole Tournament, dedicated to the loving memory of our cherished mascot, Bubbies, on Sunday, September 14th at 1PM at Oxbow Beer Garden in Oxford, ME.

Bubbies was more than just our “Tooth Fairy” mascot — he was the heart of our Tooth Fairy Fund, bringing joy to everyone he met and inspiring our mission to help pets in need. His recent passing has left a hole in our hearts, and we are proud to honor his life and legacy through this special event.

This fun-filled tournament supports a cause that meant so much to Bubbies. 100% of net proceeds benefit our Tooth Fairy Fund, which provides critical dental care for pets in severe oral pain whose owners cannot afford treatment, and supports hardworking K9s serving our community.

💰 $500 CASH PRIZE for the winning team
🎯 $100/Team Entrance Fee

Get Involved!

Recent Blog Posts

Gingival Hyperplasia

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Why are we talking about dentistry for dogs and cats anyway?

For this weeks post we decided to go back to the basics. We will discuss why dentistry is important in the first place for our small animal companions and what is involved in a proper, thorough dental procedure.

Kelly’s Story: The transformation of a sweet old Sheltie

Kelly is a wonderful 10 year old Sheltie that came to see our dental service recently to assess and treat her terrible dental disease. One of Kelly’s owners had recently passed away and the remaining owner was unable to care for her.

Feline Juvenile Gingivitis, Juvenile-onset Periodontitis, and Gingivostomatitis

Cats have their own unique set of dentistry problems and we are going to discuss a subset of those problems here that can cause severe pain for the patient and also a lot of confusion among the veterinary community.

Common Veterinary Dental Problems: Malocclusions

Malocclusion means abnormal or, literally, bad bite and it is a common problem treated in people with braces and other oral devices. Many people are aware that malocclusions occur in animals as well, but not everyone knows the problems that can arise from not treating them.

Ben’s Story: A true test of our mission

Ben is a 14 year old Dachshund that has a condition called Megaesophagus. This condition increases the risk of aspiration pneumonia especially during anesthesia. Ben had severe dental disease and a chronic, painful abscess that had to be treated for his quality of life. Read about how we managed this case for a very successful outcome.

Cora’s success story: a journey to a life without oral pain

Success story of the month that will definitely give you all the feels.

Let’s talk about anesthesia and veterinary dentistry!

One of the biggest concerns pet parents have about regular routine COHATs for their pets is the need for general anesthesia. Check out this discussion of why it is necessary and how the risks are managed.

So your dog broke their tooth? What do you do now?

What happens when a tooth is broken in an animal? Does it cause a problem? Is it painful? What, if anything, needs to be done? These are all great questions that many people ask when they discover that their beloved pet has a broken tooth.

Importance of full mouth dental x-rays for cats and dogs

Dr. Keaten explains the importance of full mouth dental x-rays for every dental case in cats and dogs.

Three things you can do for your pet’s oral health

Doctor Keaten, Pauline, and Callie from Mainely Veterinary Dentistry explain 3 things that you can do to improve and maintain your cat and dog’s oral health.

How to brush your dog’s teeth

Doctor Keaten, Kandis, and Bruizer discuss and demo how to brush your dog’s teeth.

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