We provide a range of dental products from dental diets to teeth cleaning tools and water additives.

Sometimes not even the best dental products can budge years of plaque and calculus build up. This is where our ultrasonic dental machine comes in handy. Under general anaesthetic we can get in all the nooks and crannies to make those teeth shine again. We are also able to extract teeth that’re too far gone that would be just too painful to remove whilst conscious. Your pet will come home with fresher breath and pearly whites.

Patients that undergo dental procedures are provided with injectable pain-relief and antibiotics where needed to ensure they wake up smoothly and pain free. Our dental procedures include intravenous fluid therapy throughout their procedure and in recovery.

We provide our clients with post dental care instructions so that we can prolong the time between dental scale and polishes and keep that breath fresher for longer.

Dental disease is one of the most common but preventable diseases in pets. It is not only painful and uncomfortable, but the procedure to clean and remove teeth becomes more complicated and often more costly the longer it is left untreated.

What is dental disease?

Dental disease is caused by a bacterial infection that builds up in a substance called plaque. Plaque is made up of food particles and saliva. It sticks to the tooth surface above and below the gum line and if not removed, will calcify into tartar (or calculus).

Over time the bacterial infection in tartar causes irreversible changes to occur.

These include the destruction of supportive tissues and bone, resulting in red gums bad breath and loosening of teeth.

How do I prevent dental disease?

Good oral hygiene is the most effective way of preventing dental disease. This can involve dental chews, teeth brushing or a special dental diet. During your dental or regular health check-up, our team will be able to offer recommendations on how to keep your pet’s pearly whites shining.

How do I know my pet has dental disease?

Common signs of dental disease include:

• Bad breath
• Painful mouth
• Reduced appetite
• Bleeding or receding gums
• Discoloured teeth
• Loose teeth
• Difficulty chewing

It is important to keep an eye on your pet’s teeth, and gums, as dental disease can progress rapidly if left untreated.

What happens if my pet has dental disease?

If your pet develops dental disease, our team will be able to discuss the most appropriate treatment options with you. This may involve teeth cleaning or removal.

If your pet is showing any signs of dental disease or has never had a dental check-up before, book an appointment with one of our vets.