Dental Care
Bad breath is a symptom, not just a nuisance.
Over 80% of dogs and 70% of cats over age three have some form of dental disease — and most owners don't know until it's advanced. Dental disease causes pain, affects eating, and can damage the kidneys, heart, and liver. Our dental care goes beyond a clean: we diagnose and treat the underlying condition.
What's included
- ✓Professional ultrasonic dental scaling and polishing
- ✓Dental X-rays to assess root and bone health
- ✓Tooth extractions (simple and surgical)
- ✓Gum disease (periodontal) treatment
- ✓Oral tumour and lesion assessment
- ✓Home dental care advice and product recommendations
Conditions we treat
Why Mike's Vet
All dental procedures are performed under general anaesthesia with full monitoring — we don't do 'anaesthesia-free dentals' as they don't allow proper cleaning below the gumline where disease lives.
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Open 7 days · 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM · Hessa Street, Dubai
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if my pet needs a dental clean?
Signs include bad breath, yellow or brown tartar on the teeth, red or swollen gums, drooling, difficulty eating, or pawing at the mouth. Our vets assess dental health at every consultation and wellness check.
Is pet dental cleaning safe under anaesthesia?
Yes, when performed by experienced vets with full monitoring. We use modern anaesthetic protocols and monitor your pet's oxygen, blood pressure, heart rate, and temperature throughout.
How often should my pet have a professional dental clean?
It depends on the individual. Some pets need annual cleans, others every two to three years. Regular home brushing significantly extends the time between professional cleans.
Can I brush my cat's teeth at home?
Yes, and we recommend it. We'll show you how to introduce tooth brushing gradually and recommend pet-safe toothpaste. Even a few times a week makes a meaningful difference.