Dog Dental Care
Dentistry & Oral Surgery
Dogs are at risk of dental problems like periodontal disease, cavities, and gum infections. Our professional dog dentists are experts in cleaning and scaling your dog’s teeth.
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Dog Dental Care
Dentistry & Oral Surgery
Dogs are at risk of dental problems like periodontal disease, cavities, and gum infections. Our professional dog dentists are experts in cleaning and scaling your dog’s teeth.
or call us on
Dog Dental Care
Dentistry & Oral Surgery
Dogs are at risk of dental problems like periodontal disease, cavities, and gum infections. Our professional dog dentists are experts in cleaning and scaling your dog’s teeth.
or call us on
Dog Dental Care
Dentistry & Oral Surgery
Dogs are at risk of dental problems like periodontal disease, cavities, and gum infections. Our professional dog dentists are experts in cleaning and scaling your dog’s teeth.
or call us on
What is professional dog dental cleaning?
While regular brushing at home helps protect our dog's teeth, professional dental cleaning goes beyond that by addressing hard-to-reach areas that home cleaning often misses.
It involves a comprehensive veterinary procedure done under anesthesia to remove bacteria, plaque, and tartar above and below the gumline. Professional dental cleaning and scaling for dogs are essential for treating and preventing periodontal disease.
Regular cleanings and dental exams should be core parts of a wellness check, helping your dog stay happy, comfortable, and smiling for years to come.
Why is dental cleaning essential for dogs?
Oral exams and cleanings provide plenty of benefits for your best friend, including:
Protects the Teeth and Gums
Regular dog dental cleaning removes plaque and tartar buildup, preventing periodontal disease and tooth loss.
Prevents Organ Damage and Disease
Removing bacteria from the mouth prevents them from entering the bloodstream and causing disease.
Helps Check for Potential Issues
The sessions gives our vets enough time to assess your dog's dental health and check for potential problems.
Reduces Unexpected Costs
Routine dental cleaning for dogs lowers the risk of infections and diseases that may have high treatment costs.
Protects the Teeth and Gums
Regular dog dental cleaning removes plaque and tartar buildup, preventing periodontal disease and tooth loss.
Prevents Organ Damage and Disease
Removing bacteria from the mouth prevents them from entering the bloodstream and causing disease.
Helps Check for Potential Issues
The sessions gives our vets enough time to assess your dog's dental health and check for potential problems.
Reduces Unexpected Costs
Routine dental cleaning for dogs lowers the risk of infections and diseases that may have high treatment costs.
How do I know if my dog has dental problems?
By the age of 3, most dogs will have already shown signs of dental issues. Some breeds are even prone to dental disease in their younger years, which is why dental care should begin as early as possible. Here are the possible signs of dental problems:
Long-term bad breath
Yellow or brown tartar
Bleeding or swelling gums
Dropping food or chewing only on one side
Avoiding dry kibble or chew toys
Pawing at the face or jaw
Even subtle changes in appetite or behavior could point to dental discomfort. If you're unsure, let our vets do a quick exam.
What dental services do we offer for dogs?
What dental services do we offer for dogs?
We provide complete dental care for dogs, from preventive cleanings and checkups to surgical treatments.
We provide complete dental care for dogs, from preventive cleanings and checkups to surgical treatments.
Testing and Anesthesia
Blood tests will be done to check if your dog is fit for anesthesia. Through this, we'll be able to do a deep clean and exam without causing pain.
Dental Examinations
Our team performs an oral exam and full-mouth X-rays. We check each tooth, measure gum pockets, and look for signs of oral disease.
Cleaning and Scaling
We use an ultrasonic scaler to remove tartar and a hand scaler to clean the area below the gums. This effectively removes plaque and tartar.
Polishing and Finishes
Polishing is done to smoothen out enamel and remove micro-scratches from scaling. These significantly reduce plaque accumulation.
Tooth Extractions
These are performed for cases of advanced peridontal disease, tooth fractures, retained baby teeth, and tooth root abscesses.
Emergency Treatment
Our clinic is ready for any dental emergency your dog may have, which may include severe oral bleeding and jaw trauma.
Testing and Anesthesia
Blood tests will be done to check if your dog is fit for anesthesia. Through this, we'll be able to do a deep clean and exam without causing pain.
Testing and Anesthesia
Blood tests will be done to check if your dog is fit for anesthesia. Through this, we'll be able to do a deep clean and exam without causing pain.
Dental Examinations
Our team performs an oral exam and full-mouth X-rays. We check each tooth, measure gum pockets, and look for signs of oral disease.
Dental Examinations
Our team performs an oral exam and full-mouth X-rays. We check each tooth, measure gum pockets, and look for signs of oral disease.
Cleaning and Scaling
We use an ultrasonic scaler to remove tartar and a hand scaler to clean the area below the gums. This effectively removes plaque and tartar.
Cleaning and Scaling
We use an ultrasonic scaler to remove tartar and a hand scaler to clean the area below the gums. This effectively removes plaque and tartar.
Polishing and Finishes
Polishing is done to smoothen out enamel and remove micro-scratches from scaling. These significantly reduce plaque accumulation.
Polishing and Finishes
Polishing is done to smoothen out enamel and remove micro-scratches from scaling. These significantly reduce plaque accumulation.
Tooth Extractions
These are performed for cases of advanced peridontal disease, tooth fractures, retained baby teeth, and tooth root abscesses.
Tooth Extractions
These are performed for cases of advanced peridontal disease, tooth fractures, retained baby teeth, and tooth root abscesses.
Emergency Treatment
Our clinic is ready for any dental emergency your dog may have, which may include severe oral bleeding and jaw trauma.
Emergency Treatment
Our clinic is ready for any dental emergency your dog may have, which may include severe oral bleeding and jaw trauma.
How much does dental care cost?
We offer transparent pricing for our comprehensive dental services.
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 - From 1,300 AED (final cost quoted after exam; excludes blood work)
Professional dental scaling - From 1,300 AED (final cost quoted after exam; excludes blood work)
Professional dental scaling - From 1,300 AED (final cost quoted after exam; excludes blood work)
Tooth extractions - Quoted after examination, based on complexity
Tooth extractions - Quoted after examination, based on complexity
Tooth extractions - Quoted after examination, based on complexity
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 depends on urgency and severity
Emergency dental care - Price depends on urgency and severity
Emergency dental care - Price depends on urgency and severity
Additional diagnostics like blood tests or dental X-rays may be recommended, especially for senior dogs or those with underlying health conditions. We’ll always explain the plan and costs before we begin any treatment.
Looking to keep your dog’s teeth clean and healthy?
Let’s schedule a dental checkup today.
Looking to keep your dog’s teeth clean and healthy?
Let’s schedule a dental checkup today.
Looking to keep your dog’s teeth clean and healthy?
Let’s schedule a dental checkup today.
Words from the Heart
Trusted by more than 100,000 families - with a new story of recovery every day
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Words from the Heart
Trusted by more than 100,000 families - with a new story of recovery every day
4.9 Rating from 2,500+ reviews
Words from the Heart
Trusted by more than 100,000 families - with a new story of recovery every day
4.9 Rating from 2,500+ reviews
Everything You Need to Know
Questions? We're Here to Help
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Is anesthesia safe for dog dental cleanings?
Yes, anesthesia is considered safe and is a core part of dental cleaning and scaling for dogs. It's essential for preventing pain. Modern protocols and pre-anesthetic blood tests help minimize risks.
Are some breeds more prone to dental problems?
Yes. For example, small dogs such as Yorkies and Pomeranians often have overcrowded teeth. Flat-faced dogs such as Bulldogs and Pugs have misaligned teeth because of their jaw structure.
How often should dogs go for dental scaling?
Generally, this should be done every 6-12 months. Some dogs, such as seniors, small dogs, and those with dental disease, may require more frequent sessions. We'll plan your dog's schedule after our vets do a full dental exam.
Can I prevent dental issues at home?
Yes, you can. Start by regularly brushing their teeth with a dog-specific toothpaste and toothbrush. You may also add dental diets, treats, and chews to the mix. Addiitonally, scheduling routine dental exams will significantly prevent oral issues.
Does age affect a dog's dental needs?
Yes. Puppies require more focus on falling baby teeth and managing discomfort. For adults, the focus is on prevention, regular brushing, and annual checkups. Seniors will require closer monitoring for periodontal disease and oral problems.
Should I brush my dog’s teeth every day?
Yes, brushing daily is recommended. Even brushing their teeth at least 2-3 times a week can help prevent dental issues and maintain good oral hygiene. Use a pet-safe toothpaste and toothbrush, never products meant for humans.
Is anesthesia safe for dog dental cleanings?
Yes, anesthesia is considered safe and is a core part of dental cleaning and scaling for dogs. It's essential for preventing pain. Modern protocols and pre-anesthetic blood tests help minimize risks.
Are some breeds more prone to dental problems?
Yes. For example, small dogs such as Yorkies and Pomeranians often have overcrowded teeth. Flat-faced dogs such as Bulldogs and Pugs have misaligned teeth because of their jaw structure.
How often should dogs go for dental scaling?
Generally, this should be done every 6-12 months. Some dogs, such as seniors, small dogs, and those with dental disease, may require more frequent sessions. We'll plan your dog's schedule after our vets do a full dental exam.
Can I prevent dental issues at home?
Yes, you can. Start by regularly brushing their teeth with a dog-specific toothpaste and toothbrush. You may also add dental diets, treats, and chews to the mix. Addiitonally, scheduling routine dental exams will significantly prevent oral issues.
Does age affect a dog's dental needs?
Yes. Puppies require more focus on falling baby teeth and managing discomfort. For adults, the focus is on prevention, regular brushing, and annual checkups. Seniors will require closer monitoring for periodontal disease and oral problems.
Should I brush my dog’s teeth every day?
Yes, brushing daily is recommended. Even brushing their teeth at least 2-3 times a week can help prevent dental issues and maintain good oral hygiene. Use a pet-safe toothpaste and toothbrush, never products meant for humans.
Five veterinary clinics, all conveniently located
Serving the pet community from across the emirate.
Five veterinary clinics, all conveniently located
Serving the pet community from across the emirate.
Five veterinary clinics, all conveniently located
Serving the pet community from across the emirate.
Dog Dental Care
Healthy Smiles Start with Proper Dog Dental Care
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Healthy Smiles Start with Proper Dog Dental Care
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Healthy Smiles Start with Proper Dog Dental Care
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DIP - 8am to 9pm
JLT - 10am to 7pm
Jumeirah -
Mon-Fri: 8am to 8pm
Sat-Sun: 9am to 6pm
© 2006-2026 Noble Veterinary Clinics
Contact Us
DIP - 8am to 9pm
JLT - 10am to 7pm
Jumeirah -
Mon-Fri: 8am to 8pm
Sat-Sun: 9am to 6pm
© 2006-2026 Noble Veterinary Clinics
A Member of ARENA Veterinary Group
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