CONSULTATION
290 AED
Full oral exam included
SCALING
From 1,300 AED
Final price after exam
SESSION
30 to 60 min
Plus prep and recovery
CHECK-UP
Annual
Every 6 to 9 months, if at risk
WHAT IT IS
Some dental problems need urgent care
A few signs mean it's worth calling us straight away rather than waiting for your next check-up. Left untreated, these tend to get more painful and more expensive over time.
Usually a tooth root abscess, and it needs draining before it spreads
An exposed nerve means pain and infection risk within hours, not days
Often the first sign of oral pain, call us the same day
Pus or discharge means an active infection, not just tartar buildup
can sometimes be saved if it's re-implanted within the hour
WHAT IT IS
What is pet dental cleaning?
A specialised procedure that removes plaque and tartar from teeth and gums, paired with a full oral exam to catch what a visual check alone would miss. It protects against more than bad breath: oral disease left untreated can affect the heart, liver, and kidneys too.
What's included in every cleaning
Pre-anaesthetic bloodwork
Confirms your pet is fit for anaesthesia before anything begins.
A full oral exam
Every tooth checked, gum pockets measured, nothing skipped.
Dental X-rays
See below the gumline, where most disease actually hides.
Every cleaning starts with a clear picture of what's actually going on, so we're treating what's really there, not guessing. That's the standard we hold every visit to.
SIGNS TO WATCH OUT FOR
When should I bring my pet to the dentist?
Oral pain and disease take many forms. Here's what our vets commonly see in pets that need dental attention.
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
If you notice any of these, bring your pet in. Any one on its own is worth a look, and waiting for several at once usually means the discomfort's been building for a while.
WHAT WE OFFER
What pet dental services do we offer?
Pricing depends on your pet's size, age, and dental condition. Here's what each part of dental care covers:
Blood tests confirm your pet can safely handle anaesthesia. We then check each tooth, measure gum pockets, and take dental X-rays to see below the gumline.
Ultrasonic scalers remove plaque and tartar from the crown, followed by hand scaling and polishing. Final price quoted after examination.
For severely damaged, decayed, or fractured teeth. Surgery is recommended for tooth root abscesses, retained baby teeth, and oral tumours.
We treat severe oral trauma, significant periodontal disease, heavy bleeding, and foreign objects, all handled in-house.
We may recommend additional procedures such as dental x-rays and laboratory tests, if needed. 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.
