Why is dental care important?
Dental disease is among the most common health problems in pets. By the age of three, the majority of dogs and cats have tartar and gingivitis. Untreated dental damage progresses silently — animals instinctively hide pain, so owners often notice the problem only when it has advanced significantly. Regular professional dental care extends your pet's lifespan and significantly improves quality of life.
Our services
Our clinic provides comprehensive dental care under general anaesthesia: ultrasonic scaling, dental X-ray examinations (all teeth are digitally radiographed), extractions, deciduous tooth removal, periodontal treatment, and PerioVive hyaluronic acid gel therapy. Every dental procedure includes a complete oral examination and dental chart.
Dental X-rays — seeing what is hidden
Dental X-rays are the most important diagnostic tool in dentistry. Over half of dental diseases are invisible on visual examination — root infections, tooth resorption, cysts, and bone loss are only revealed on radiographs. At our clinic, all teeth are radiographed as part of every dental procedure.
How does the procedure work?
Before the procedure, a health check and blood tests are performed as needed. The procedure is carried out under inhalation anaesthesia with comprehensive pain relief. During anaesthesia, we continuously monitor heart rate, oxygen saturation, blood pressure, and temperature. Tartar is removed, dental X-rays are taken, diseased teeth are treated, and damaged teeth are extracted if necessary. Patients are typically discharged the same day.