Become An Animal Dentist
Control
The dental operatory lights glare down as you slip on your gloves—your patient, a nervous tabby cat, flicks its tail under the sterile drape. The clock starts now. Reach for the ultrasonic scaler first; calculus’s rough edges hide beneath the gumline, and that gingivitis won’t cure itself. Steady your hand—one slip could nick the enamel. Switch to the periodontal probe, millimeter by millimeter, mapping pockets of infection. Ignore the low growl; focus. Rotate to the dental radiograph unit, adjust the sensor, snap the image—there, a hidden fracture in the premolar. Forceps next. Grip the tooth, slow wobble, gentle twist—out it comes. Rinse the socket, suture if needed. Now polish, the slow whir of the prophy cup smoothing every surface, fluoride gel sealing the finish. Wipe the drool, check the chart—antibiotics prescribed, pain managed. The cat blinks, alive with all remaining teeth intact. Another victory.
description
Tired of dental tyranny, the creatures are seizing control—and you’re their new overlord. Step into the role of a ruthless animal dentist armed with every tool imaginable. Drill, pluck, polish, or yank those troublesome teeth into submission. From overgrown molars to festering fangs, no chomper escapes your "care." Master the same sinister instruments used in real vet clinics—forceps, syringes, saws—and bend their "healing" purpose to your whim. But be warned: these patients aren’t docile. Expect squirms, snarls, and the occasional venomous bite. Vengeance is messy, but their smiles? *Priceless.*
