Dog Teeth Cleaning
Say Goodbye to Gum Disease – Schedule Your Dog’s Dental Clean!
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Why Dog Dental Care Matters

Prevents painful dental problems

Regular cleaning helps stop issues like gum disease, tooth decay, and infections before they become serious.

Helps avoid costly vet bills in the future

Preventative care saves you money by reducing the risk of expensive dental treatments later on.

Supports your dog’s overall health and wellbeing

Good oral hygiene can improve your dog’s quality of life and even prevent health problems linked to poor dental care.

Before and After

See the Difference

Nothing shows the benefits of dog teeth cleaning better than real results. Our before and after transformations highlight just how much of an impact professional dental care can make. From yellow, tartar-covered teeth to clean, bright smiles, you’ll see the improvement in both appearance and your dog’s comfort. A healthier mouth means a happier pup!

ALL THE ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS

Why does my dog need a dental clean if they seem fine?

Even if your dog seems healthy, plaque and tartar can build up silently and lead to gum disease, infections, and tooth loss. Regular cleaning helps prevent these problems before they start.

Will my dog need to be put under anesthesia?

No, my cleaning method is completely non-sedated. Your dog remains awake, calm, and comfortable throughout the entire process.

Is your cleaning service safe for my dog?

Yes! I use a gentle, non-invasive method designed specifically for dogs. There is no sedation involved, making it a stress-free experience for most pets.

What are the signs my dog might have dental problems?

Common signs include bad breath, yellow or brown teeth, drooling, pawing at the mouth, difficulty eating, or visible gum redness. If you notice any of these, it’s time for a clean.

How often should my dog have their teeth cleaned?

Most dogs benefit from a deep clean every 6–12 months. After any vet dental work, I recommend maintenance cleans every 6–8 weeks to keep their teeth healthy and prevent future issues.

What’s the difference between your service and a vet dental clean?

A vet clean usually involves anesthesia and is necessary for advanced dental issues. My service focuses on prevention and maintenance, reducing the need for costly and invasive vet procedures in the future.