Specialists in Veterinary Dentistry

Advanced Pain-Free Dentistry & Teeth Cleaning

Identifying hidden discomfort, eliminating silent infections, and restoring their refreshing breath. Keeping your pets playful and pain-free every day.

Our professional veterinarian conducts an oral check-up on a dog who requires a deep dental scaling

pets suffer from hidden dental pain

4 out of 5

Key Insight

Specialists in Veterinary Dentistry

Advanced Pain-Free Dentistry & Teeth Cleaning

Identifying hidden discomfort, eliminating silent infections, and restoring their refreshing breath. Keeping your pets playful and pain-free every day.

Our professional veterinarian conducts an oral check-up on a dog who requires a deep dental scaling

pets suffer from hidden dental pain

4 out of 5

Key Insight

Specialists in Veterinary Dentistry

Advanced Pain-Free Dentistry & Teeth Cleaning

Identifying hidden discomfort, eliminating silent infections, and restoring their refreshing breath. Keeping your pets playful and pain-free every day.

Our professional veterinarian conducts an oral check-up on a dog who requires a deep dental scaling

pets suffer from hidden dental pain

4 out of 5

Key Insight

Specialists in Veterinary Dentistry

Advanced Pain-Free Dentistry & Teeth Cleaning

Identifying hidden discomfort, eliminating silent infections, and restoring their refreshing breath. Keeping your pets playful and pain-free every day.

Our professional veterinarian conducts an oral check-up on a dog who requires a deep dental scaling

pets suffer from hidden dental pain

4 out of 5

Key Insight

Why is dental care important for pets?

Complete dental care is a key part of your pet’s overall health, wellness, and well-being. It provides so much more than just fresh breath, as it prevents diseases, infections, and unnecessary pain.


In fact, by age 3, most pets already show signs of dental problems, even if they’re eating normally or not showing pain. Dental disease can easily worsen, affecting major organs, including the heart, liver, and kidneys.


By simply maintaining a good oral care routine at home and at the clinic, your pet can stay healthy and happy.

Dental scaling by Dr. Lidija

Dental scaling by Dr. Lidija

Dental scaling by Dr. Lidija

What dental services do we offer?

What dental services do we offer?

We provide comprehensive dental care for both dogs and cats, from preventive cleanings to advanced oral surgery. Our services include:

We provide comprehensive dental care for both dogs and cats, from preventive cleanings to advanced oral surgery. Our services include:

Dental Examinations & Cleanings

The visit starts with a detailed oral exam, followed by professional pet dental cleaning and scaling. This removes plaque and tartar from above and below the gumline, with a gentle polish to finish.

Dental Examinations & Cleanings

The visit starts with a detailed oral exam, followed by professional pet dental cleaning and scaling. This removes plaque and tartar from above and below the gumline, with a gentle polish to finish.

Extractions & Oral Surgery

When a tooth gets severely damaged or infected, we perform safe extractions under full anesthesia. Our team is ready to assist your pet with complex cases such as jaw fractures and oral masses.

Extractions & Oral Surgery

When a tooth gets severely damaged or infected, we perform safe extractions under full anesthesia. Our team is ready to assist your pet with complex cases such as jaw fractures and oral masses.

Oral Disease & Emergency Treatment

From gingivitis, periodontal disease, tooth fractures, and sudden bleeding, we provide precision through targeted treatments. We manage chronic problems and address urgent dental issues effectively.

Oral Disease & Emergency Treatment

From gingivitis, periodontal disease, tooth fractures, and sudden bleeding, we provide precision through targeted treatments. We manage chronic problems and address urgent dental issues effectively.

How do I know if my pet has dental problems?

Many pets suffer silently without showing obvious signs. Here are the common symptoms to watch out for:

Bad breath

Drooling or pawing at the mouth

Bleeding gums

Yellow or brown tartar buildup

Loose or missing teeth

Difficulty eating or chewing on one side

Getting your pet the help they need starts by identifying the symptoms they experience.

How much does pet dental care cost?

Our pricing is transparent and tailored to your pet’s size, age, and dental condition. While exact costs vary, here’s a general overview:

Dental consultation and oral exam - 288.75 AED

Dental consultation and oral exam - 288.75 AED

Dental consultation and oral exam - 288.75 AED

Professional dental scaling - Starting from 1,300 AED (final price quoted after examination)

Professional dental scaling - Starting from 1,300 AED (final price quoted after examination)

Professional dental scaling - Starting from 1,300 AED (final price quoted after examination)

Tooth extractions - Quoted after examination, depending on tooth type, location, and number

Tooth extractions - Quoted after examination, depending on tooth type, location, and number

Tooth extractions - Quoted after examination, depending on tooth type, location, and number

Oral surgery - Custom quote provided following diagnosis

Oral surgery - Custom quote provided following diagnosis

Oral surgery - Custom quote provided following diagnosis

Emergency dental care - Price varies depending on urgency and required treatment

Emergency dental care - Price varies depending on urgency and required treatment

Emergency dental care - Price varies depending on urgency and required treatment

We may recommend additional procedures such as blood tests and dental X-rays if needed. This can be helpful for older pets or those with underlying health conditions. Injection costs are weight-based, so pricing can vary.


Before we proceed with any dental service, our team will provide a full breakdown of expected costs so you can make informed decisions from the start.

What happens during a dental cleaning procedure?

01

Pre-Procedure Check

We start with a dental exam, which may include blood tests to make sure your best friend can handle the anesthesia. This is helpful if they’re older or have health issues.

01

Pre-Procedure Check

We start with a dental exam, which may include blood tests to make sure your best friend can handle the anesthesia. This is helpful if they’re older or have health issues.

02

Cleaning Under Anesthesia

Once under anesthesia, we’ll remove the plaque and tartar buildup with ultrasonic scaling. Our team will also polish the teeth and take dental X-rays if needed.

02

Cleaning Under Anesthesia

Once under anesthesia, we’ll remove the plaque and tartar buildup with ultrasonic scaling. Our team will also polish the teeth and take dental X-rays if needed.

03

Recovery & Aftercare

We’ll let your pet rest in a safe and monitored space so they can go home comfortably. In the meantime, we’ll provide advice on aftercare, medications, and feeding.

03

Recovery & Aftercare

We’ll let your pet rest in a safe and monitored space so they can go home comfortably. In the meantime, we’ll provide advice on aftercare, medications, and feeding.

Is anesthesia safe for dental cleanings?

Yes, anesthesia is a core part of our pet dental cleaning sessions, helping ensure the comfort and safety of your best friend.

Pre-anesthetic blood testing to assess organ function

Pre-anesthetic blood testing to assess organ function

Pre-anesthetic blood testing to assess organ function

Modern anesthetic medications tailored to your pet’s size, breed, and health

Modern anesthetic medications tailored to your pet’s size, breed, and health

Modern anesthetic medications tailored to your pet’s size, breed, and health

Continuous monitoring of heart rate, breathing, and oxygen levels throughout the procedure

Continuous monitoring of heart rate, breathing, and oxygen levels throughout the procedure

Continuous monitoring of heart rate, breathing, and oxygen levels throughout the procedure

To make sure your pet can recover comfortably, we’ll let them rest at the clinic. Most pets are ready to go home by 6-7 PM on the same day.

Can I prevent dental problems at home?

Yes, a simple but consistent routine at home makes a big difference in preventing dental issues. We recommend:

Brushing your pet’s teeth with vet-approved toothpaste

Dental chews and toys designed to reduce plaque

Dental-friendly diets

Regular professional cleanings

Need help getting started? Ask us about home dental care during your next visit.

What are the long-term benefits of dental care?

Veterinarian providing pet dental cleaning to maintain healthy teeth and gums

Prevents Tooth Loss and Pain

Having a good dental care routine for your pet preserves their teeth and gums, reducing the risk of infections, abscesses, and chronic discomfort.

Pet dental checkup performed by a veterinarian at the veterinary clinic

Protects Vital Organs

By preventing diseases that may spread to the body, dental care protects vital organs, supporting the heart, liver, and kidneys.

Veterinarian carefully examining pet dental health during a routine checkup

Improves Appetite and Daily Comfort

When your pet has good dental health, they’ll have an easier time with their meals. This also significantly improves their appetite and mood.

Veterinarian performing pet dental procedure to prevent oral diseases

Reduces Long-Term Vet Costs

Routine pet dental cleanings help prevent costly and unexpected treatments, such as advanced surgery, tooth extractions, and emergencies.

Pet dental procedure by a veterinarian to remove tartar and plaque

Supports a Longer, Healthier Life

Good dental hygiene keeps your pet happier and healthier, promoting a better quality of life and supporting their overall well-being.

Want to prevent dental disease before it starts?

Schedule a visit with our pet dentists.

Want to prevent dental disease before it starts?

Schedule a visit with our pet dentists.

Want to prevent dental disease before it starts?

Schedule a visit with our pet dentists.

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How can I keep my pet's teeth clean?

Daily brushing using a pet-safe toothpaste and toothbrush is essential for preventing plaque and tartar buildup. You may also use dental chews and offer toys designed to promote oral health. Additionally, be sure to schedule regular dental exams and cleaning sessions.

Does my pet still need a dental checkup if I brush their teeth at home?

Yes. Home care is essential, but regular checkups are crucial for detecting potential signs of disease. Our vets can catch early signs of dental disease under the gumline or between teeth, areas many pet owners may miss.

How often should I schedule a pet dental cleaning session for my dog or cat?

Generally, dogs and cats should have their teeth professionally cleaned and checked at least once a year, starting around ages 1-2. Frequency may increase based on specific health issues, breed, and age.

What happens during a dental cleaning for pets?

Our pet dental cleaning services start with a full dental examination. We run tests and administer anesthesia, helping your pet stay comfortable while we clean, scale, and polish their teeth and gums.

Why is anesthesia necessary for pet dental procedures?

Anesthesia is required because the sessions may include cleaning below the gumline, taking X-rays, and performing safe extractions if needed. This keeps your pet calm, comfortable, and pain-free.

What if my pet’s tooth is chipped or needs to be removed?

Contact us right away. We’ll examine the damage and may recommend X-rays, a filling, or an extraction. Extractions are performed under anesthesia and are used only when a tooth is beyond repair, helping to prevent infections and long-term discomfort.

How can I keep my pet's teeth clean?

Daily brushing using a pet-safe toothpaste and toothbrush is essential for preventing plaque and tartar buildup. You may also use dental chews and offer toys designed to promote oral health. Additionally, be sure to schedule regular dental exams and cleaning sessions.

Does my pet still need a dental checkup if I brush their teeth at home?

Yes. Home care is essential, but regular checkups are crucial for detecting potential signs of disease. Our vets can catch early signs of dental disease under the gumline or between teeth, areas many pet owners may miss.

How often should I schedule a pet dental cleaning session for my dog or cat?

Generally, dogs and cats should have their teeth professionally cleaned and checked at least once a year, starting around ages 1-2. Frequency may increase based on specific health issues, breed, and age.

What happens during a dental cleaning for pets?

Our pet dental cleaning services start with a full dental examination. We run tests and administer anesthesia, helping your pet stay comfortable while we clean, scale, and polish their teeth and gums.

Why is anesthesia necessary for pet dental procedures?

Anesthesia is required because the sessions may include cleaning below the gumline, taking X-rays, and performing safe extractions if needed. This keeps your pet calm, comfortable, and pain-free.

What if my pet’s tooth is chipped or needs to be removed?

Contact us right away. We’ll examine the damage and may recommend X-rays, a filling, or an extraction. Extractions are performed under anesthesia and are used only when a tooth is beyond repair, helping to prevent infections and long-term discomfort.

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At Noble Vet Clinic, we support lifelong pet wellness and the relationships that make it meaningful.

Complete Dental Care

Trusted Dentistry & Oral Surgery for Your Pet

At Noble Vet Clinic, we support lifelong pet wellness and the relationships that make it meaningful.

Complete Dental Care

Trusted Dentistry & Oral Surgery for Your Pet

At Noble Vet Clinic, we support lifelong pet wellness and the relationships that make it meaningful.
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