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.
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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.
or call us on
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.
or call us on
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.
or call us on
pets suffer from hidden dental pain
4 out of 5
Key Insight
What is pet dental cleaning?
Professional dental cleaning for dogs and cats is a specialized procedure that removes plaque and tartar from teeth and gums. This session also includes a full oral exam to assess your pet's dental health, allowing our vets at the clinic to identify issues and generate solutions.
Complete dental care does so much more than just preventing bad breath. It also protects your pet against oral disease, systemic conditions, and unnecessary pain.
Along with regular home care, our pet dental cleaning sessions help your best friend stay happy and healthy.
Why is dental cleaning important for pets?
Prevents Tooth Loss and Pain
Good dental care preserves their teeth and gums, reducing the risk of infections and dental conditions.
Prevents Tooth Loss and Pain
Good dental care preserves their teeth and gums, reducing the risk of infections and dental conditions.
Prevents Tooth Loss and Pain
Good dental care preserves their teeth and gums, reducing the risk of infections and dental conditions.
Protects Vital Organs
Our vet clinic emphasizes the importance of good dental care to support the heart, liver, and kidneys.
Protects Vital Organs
Our vet clinic emphasizes the importance of good dental care to support the heart, liver, and kidneys.
Protects Vital Organs
Our vet clinic emphasizes the importance of good dental care to support the heart, liver, and kidneys.
Improves Appetite and Comfort
Pets with healthier teeth and gums have an easier time with eating, improving mood and appetite.
Improves Appetite and Comfort
Pets with healthier teeth and gums have an easier time with eating, improving mood and appetite.
Improves Appetite and Comfort
Pets with healthier teeth and gums have an easier time with eating, improving mood and appetite.
Reduces Long-Term Vet Costs
When our vets maintain your pet's dental health, we can help you avoid emergencies that have costly treatments.
Reduces Long-Term Vet Costs
When our vets maintain your pet's dental health, we can help you avoid emergencies that have costly treatments.
Reduces Long-Term Vet Costs
When our vets maintain your pet's dental health, we can help you avoid emergencies that have costly treatments.
Supports Overall Wellness
Regularly maintaining your cat or dog's oral health significantly promotes better well-being.
Supports Overall Wellness
Regularly maintaining your cat or dog's oral health significantly promotes better well-being.
Supports Overall Wellness
Regularly maintaining your cat or dog's oral health significantly promotes better well-being.
When should I bring my pet to the dentist?
Oral pain and disease may take many forms. Here are the common signs our veterinarians observe 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
Helping your best friend recover starts when you visit the clinic. Our vets will handle the rest.
What pet dental services do we offer?
What pet dental services do we offer?
Our vet clinic covers each part of your pet's oral health, focusing on areas that need our help.
Our vet clinic covers each part of your pet's oral health, focusing on areas that need our help.
Prior Testing and Dental Exams
Our vets will conduct blood tests to check if your pet can handle the anesthesia. Next, we'll check each tooth, measure gum pockets, and do dental X-rays to assess overall health.
Prior Testing and Dental Exams
Our vets will conduct blood tests to check if your pet can handle the anesthesia. Next, we'll check each tooth, measure gum pockets, and do dental X-rays to assess overall health.
Prior Testing and Dental Exams
Our vets will conduct blood tests to check if your pet can handle the anesthesia. Next, we'll check each tooth, measure gum pockets, and do dental X-rays to assess overall health.
Dental Cleaning and Scaling
We use ultrasonic scalers to remove plaque and tartar from the crown of the tooth, followed by hand scaling. Polishing comes last to reduce plaque accumulation until the next visit.
Dental Cleaning and Scaling
We use ultrasonic scalers to remove plaque and tartar from the crown of the tooth, followed by hand scaling. Polishing comes last to reduce plaque accumulation until the next visit.
Dental Cleaning and Scaling
We use ultrasonic scalers to remove plaque and tartar from the crown of the tooth, followed by hand scaling. Polishing comes last to reduce plaque accumulation until the next visit.
Tooth Extractions and Surgery
For severely damaged, decayed, or fractured teeth, we offer tooth extractions. Surgery is recommended for tooth rooth abscesses, retained baby teeth, and oral tumors.
Tooth Extractions and Surgery
For severely damaged, decayed, or fractured teeth, we offer tooth extractions. Surgery is recommended for tooth rooth abscesses, retained baby teeth, and oral tumors.
Tooth Extractions and Surgery
For severely damaged, decayed, or fractured teeth, we offer tooth extractions. Surgery is recommended for tooth rooth abscesses, retained baby teeth, and oral tumors.
Oral and Emergency Treatment
Critical care is what our vets excel at. We help pets recover from severe oral trauma, advanced periodontal disease, severe bleeding, and foreign objects.
Oral and Emergency Treatment
Critical care is what our vets excel at. We help pets recover from severe oral trauma, advanced periodontal disease, severe bleeding, and foreign objects.
Oral and Emergency Treatment
Critical care is what our vets excel at. We help pets recover from severe oral trauma, advanced periodontal disease, severe bleeding, and foreign objects.
Dental scaling by Dr. Lidija
Dental scaling by Dr. Lidija
Dental scaling by Dr. Lidija
How much does pet dental care cost?
We offer transparent pricing based on size, age, and dental condition.
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 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.
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Want to prevent dental disease before it starts?
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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.
Everything You Need to Know
Questions? We're Here to Help
Still have questions?
Our team is here to help. Get in touch for personalized answers.
Can I prevent dental problems at home?
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. If they have existing dental issues, then we may recommend a visit every 6-9 months.
Is anesthesia safe for pet dental cleaning sessions?
Yes, anesthesia is considered safe and is the standard for safe pet dental cleanings. Anesthesia prevents pain, stress, and injury, helping your pet stay comfortable while we provide a deep clean and exam.
How long does an oral cleaning session take?
A professional pet dental cleaning session may take around 30-60 minutes. The visit may take longer due to preparations, pre-anesthesia testing, recovery, and other additional procedures.
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.
Everything You Need to Know
Questions? We're Here to Help
Still have questions?
Our team is here to help. Get in touch for personalized answers.
Can I prevent dental problems at home?
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. If they have existing dental issues, then we may recommend a visit every 6-9 months.
Is anesthesia safe for pet dental cleaning sessions?
Yes, anesthesia is considered safe and is the standard for safe pet dental cleanings. Anesthesia prevents pain, stress, and injury, helping your pet stay comfortable while we provide a deep clean and exam.
How long does an oral cleaning session take?
A professional pet dental cleaning session may take around 30-60 minutes. The visit may take longer due to preparations, pre-anesthesia testing, recovery, and other additional procedures.
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.
Everything You Need to Know
Questions? We're Here to Help
Still have questions?
Our team is here to help. Get in touch for personalized answers.
Can I prevent dental problems at home?
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. If they have existing dental issues, then we may recommend a visit every 6-9 months.
Is anesthesia safe for pet dental cleaning sessions?
Yes, anesthesia is considered safe and is the standard for safe pet dental cleanings. Anesthesia prevents pain, stress, and injury, helping your pet stay comfortable while we provide a deep clean and exam.
How long does an oral cleaning session take?
A professional pet dental cleaning session may take around 30-60 minutes. The visit may take longer due to preparations, pre-anesthesia testing, recovery, and other additional procedures.
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.
Everything You Need to Know
Questions? We're Here to Help
Still have questions?
Our team is here to help. Get in touch for personalized answers.
Can I prevent dental problems at home?
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?
If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, remain calm and call our 24-hour veterinary clinics immediately for guidance. Our experienced vets will assess your pet’s situation to determine the next steps. We will advise you to safely transport your pet to one of our emergency clinics in DIP or Jumeirah if necessary.
Is anesthesia safe for pet dental cleaning sessions?
Yes, anesthesia is considered safe and is the standard for safe pet dental cleanings. Anesthesia prevents pain, stress, and injury, helping your pet stay comfortable while we provide a deep clean and exam.
How long does an oral cleaning session take?
No, you don’t need an appointment for pet emergencies. Our vet clinics in DIP and Jumeirah accept walk-in emergency cases. However, we still recommend calling us in advance so we can prepare for your pet’s arrival or arrange a home visit.
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.
Complete Dental Care
Trusted Dentistry & Oral Surgery for Your Pet
Complete Dental Care
Trusted Dentistry & Oral Surgery for Your Pet
Complete Dental Care
Trusted Dentistry & Oral Surgery for Your Pet
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Sat-Sun: 9am to 6pm
© 2006-2026 Noble Veterinary Clinics
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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
A Member of ARENA Veterinary Group
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