Hospital for Veterinary Dentistry and Oral Surgery - Mount Pleasant | Vets in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina

Hospital for Veterinary Dentistry and Oral Surgery - Mount Pleasant is a veterinary dental and oral surgery practice in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. It treats dogs and cats and is located at 1169 Chuck Dawley Blvd, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464. Online reviews describe both routine and advanced dental procedures, along with specialty dental care.

Services

•Veterinary dentistry for dogs and cats
•Dental evaluations and treatment planning for tooth and oral issues
•Root canal treatment (reported by a reviewer)
•Professional dental cleaning (reported by a reviewer)
•Dental crown placement for fractured teeth (reported by a reviewer)
•Specialty dental care for urgent cases (next-morning scheduling described in a review)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Reviews mention Dr. Queck and Dr. Reynolds.

Reviews

Google reviews list a 4.8/5 rating from 16 reviews. Common themes in positive comments include knowledgeable and kind staff, compassionate care, and professionalism during dental treatment (including root canal and cleaning), as well as accommodating scheduling in a time-sensitive kitten case. One detailed negative review describes dissatisfaction related to canine crown work, including reported anesthesia complications, post-procedure issues, and disputes about follow-up, communication, and warranty expectations.

Reviews for Hospital for Veterinary Dentistry and Oral Surgery - Mount Pleasant

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 16 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Rachele Abikzer

4 months ago

The absolute best veterinary dentist you could ask for. Seriously. The staff is absolutely amazing and the Doctor is the best. My 130lb baby had to get a root canal and got his teeth cleaned and wow. What an amazing job. Highly recommend this place!

Jennifer Beel

10 months ago

I had an excellent experience with Dr. Queck and her team! They were all very knowledgeable and kind to work with throughout the process of addressing issues with my dog’s teeth. I appreciate their professionalism and approach and highly recommend their practice. Thanks!

Emily Futeral

11 months ago

Dr. Queck and her team are phenomenal and compassionate.

Maggie Brooks

2 years ago

I want to make a public statement to worn others to think twice before doing any major canine dental work here. However, I cannot go into depth and details I would like to, at this time, for the obvious reason…. Veterinary dentist Queck was hired to put crowns on two minor tooth fractures. Against the advice of two vets who referred me to another in town dentist I decided to go with the older dentist in town: Queck. She called mid surgery and said she found two more teeth which shockingly had hairline fractures but if I allowed her to prep them for crowns then she would give me a big discount. I agreed but I was so skeptical. After the crowns were on I was supposed to pick him up however for hours I was told he couldn’t be picked up due to a bad reaction to anesthesia. All my calls on my two numbers are recorded. As a business owner this is necessary. To put it lightly he was sick. As he woke up it became clear there was something HORRIBLY WRONG. HE COULD NOT SHUT HIS MOUTH. Queck had given me her cell because of the anesthesia overdosing and so I texted her a video where he kept chattering and couldn’t close his jaw. She said I needed to make an emergency trip to Charlotte the next day from Charleston!!! I own a business and she has caused the dog to be in complete distress- yet she makes me find a driver, lose thousands not being at work, and get there in time before she catches a flight for her vacation. She said the crowns were not salvageable and blamed it on the lab. Said she would be on the phone with them and she personally would guarantee his teeth for life (luckily all phone calls, texts emails and statement made anywhere in my office or on my phones are recorded and I saved all of hers. He was under anesthesia for hours instead of minutes so she could make it possible for him to close his mouth. The ride back was miserable. It took many weeks to build up the courage to let him be sedated again for the new crowns to be set. I was told 30 minutes. It took hours. She had someone bring me back. He had diarrhea. I couldn’t care less about what she was talking about. She was making another excuse for herself and talking about the lab I’m sure. When he woke up he had more diarrhea and the nurse commented that he had it the whole oroceedure. While on this, I’m not a vet, but I don’t think he was asleep. His anxiety peaked for days. Two days later he stopped eating and I thought he was sick. He wouldn’t even eat. Checked his temperature. Thought of all scenarios. But didn’t think his new replaced tooth would have fallen out two days later. Only a few days after the procedure I find out his new molar fell out. Queck said she would fix it and needed a new imprint. When I told her she had one she said she would call in two weeks when the tooth was ready. I said please because he was having trouble eating and drinking. Months passed. She made no contact. I reached out to her and she said she needed to see the tooth in person. She didn’t realize I downloaded all the old calls and our messages. We went in. She had the tooth made. This is the final note: she promised warranty work. Like the replacement crowns. Her horrible practice and saving money using a “human” lab to make crowns cost my dog going under anesthesia about half a dozen extra times in a year. Then the last visit replacing the tooth that fell out within 2 days, she sedates him. Then comes back in with an estimate of the days costs. I look as her and she immediately shuts up and doesnt say anything other than this is all to make him comfortable implying that I have to pay for him to be comfortable. The unprofessionalism of this practice is unmatched. I should have asked him to reverse the sedative and taken him to another dentist and sent her the bill like I should have all along. This will now be a long drawn out litigation over several years. I hope someone heeds this warning. And listens to the vet’s when they send you to Shannon!

Chelsea Kamens

2 years ago

After an emergency with my young kitten, a trip to the ER vet, then a trip to the Specialty ER vet, it will decided he should be seen by a Dental Specialist. I frantically called and was greeted with a VERY kind and helpful team that got me scheduled for the following morning with Dr. Reynolds (who was already full for the day). Willie was see right away and treated with utmost care. After a traumatic couple of days, I was filled with relief and gratitude for the entire team at The Hospital for Veterinary Dentistry & Oral Surgery. THANK YOU!

Hospital for Veterinary Dentistry and Oral Surgery - Mount Pleasant