Top-Notch Anesthesia-Free Dental Cleaning Services
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Wednesday through Saturday
From 9am to 5pm
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The Procedure
Non-anesthetic dental care for dogs is a refined, holistic approach to supporting oral health and overall well-being—without the use of anesthesia.
This gentle service is performed with patience, intention and respect for your dog’s comfort, allowing them to remain awake, relaxed, and at ease throughout the process.
By carefully addressing plaque and tartar on visible tooth surfaces, non-anesthetic dental care helps promote fresh breath, healthier gums, and long-term vitality. Ideal for discerning pet parents who value preventative wellness, this service complements veterinary care while honoring a natural, low-stress philosophy for canine health.
Evaluation and Diagnosis
Before we start, a licensed technician will review your pet’s health history and perform a thorough dental checkup, in order to determine wether your pet is a good candidate for anesthesia-free cleaning. The ideal candidate for this procedure has an overall healthy mouth, free of lose teeth or periodontal diseases.
If we detect gum pockets deeper than 3mm or other signs of disease which may bring discomfort during treatment, we may recommend a full anesthetic dental cleaning instead.
The Process
Assuming your dog is eligible for the holistic cleaning, we will then proceed to create a calming environment to keep them relaxed. To help with that, we employ the use of gentle music and aromatherapy, as well as our many years of expertise in handling pets to ease anxiety and promote focus.
During this non-invasive process, our trained staff removes tartar and plaque buildup using sterilized tools. After that, we clean the dog’s mouth with veterinary grade anti-bacterial solutions and then polish each tooth for a smooth, shiny finish and to promote fresh breath.
The procedure takes between 45 minutes and one hour, depending on dog’s size and original teeth’s condition.
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Patient discharge
Once the procedure is finalized, a detailed explanation of the results is provided to the pet parent for home care and/or maintenance scheduling. We will answer any questions and provide an email report for your records.
Pet Dental Diseases
Dogs and cats are equally susceptible to developing problems with their teeth and supporting tissues. Commonly by the age of 3 years, pets have build-up of plaque which leads to gingivitis and eventually periodontal diseases.
When left untreated, this can result in systemic illnesses as well as loss of the teeth.
While signs such as bad breath, red/swollen gums, and stained teeth may be detected at home, our trained staff may see evidence that has been missed by the dog owner.
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How We Guide You
Non-anesthetic dental wellness is preventative.
Anesthetic dental care is medical treatment.
If your dog is an appropriate candidate for non-anesthetic maintenance, we are honored to provide a gentle, low-stress experience that supports long-term oral balance.
If we observe signs that suggest deeper periodontal disease, we will guide you compassionately toward veterinary evaluation. Your dog’s safety and wellbeing always come first.