Routine Pet Dental Examination & Care
- Deciduous teeth
- Missing teeth
- Oral swellings
- Periodontal disease
- Formation of plaque
- Tartar & oral tumours
- Oral infection
- Bad breath
- Weak teeth
- Discolored teeth
- Gum inflammation
- Rabies vaccination
We Care For Your Pet’s Teeth & Oral Health
- Schedule a dental exam for your pooch every six months.
- Schedule routine dental cleanings as your vet recommends.
- Brush or floss your pet’s teeth daily or twice a week.
- Serve healthy pet food to promote good overall health.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cleaning your pet’s teeth at an animal hospital helps keep their gums healthy, prevents tooth decay and infection, and keeps their breath from smelling bad. This helps keep your pet healthy and comfortable.
Most pets need professional dental cleanings once a year, but your veterinarian may recommend more frequent care depending on your pet’s dental health.
While your pet is safely under anesthesia, our veterinarians in Etobicoke perform a comprehensive dental examination, ultrasonic scaling, polishing, and a thorough assessment of the teeth and gums
Yes. Our veterinarians use safe anesthesia and monitoring to ensure your pet remains comfortable and secure throughout the dental procedure.
If a tooth is broken, infected, loose, or causing pain, it may need to be removed. Your veterinarian will determine the most appropriate treatment.
No. Extractions are performed while your pet is asleep, with proper pain management to keep them comfortable before, during, and after the procedure.
The price of a dental procedure depends on its complexity. When you make an appointment for your pet at Bloor-Kipling Animal Clinic, they will tell you the cost.
Yes, untreated dental disease can cause infections that harm the heart, liver, and kidneys. For long-term health, vets in Etobicoke need to care for their teeth regularly.