Advanced Dental Services
at Modern Vet

We offer full service dental care for dogs and cats, from preventive care to advanced surgery, to ensure your dog or cat has healthy teeth.

Oral Exam

All visits begin with a comprehensive examination of your pet’s teeth, gums, tongue and oral cavity. The sooner we detect an oral disease or injury, the sooner we can treat it, which may prevent a serious problem from developing.

Professional Cleaning

The process of scaling and polishing removes the plaque and tartar above and below the gumline. By removing the plaque and tartar, we keep your pet’s mouth clean and slow down the formation of future plaque and tartar and help to prevent gingivitis (inflammation of the gums).

Dental X-rays

Dental X-rays allow veterinary professionals to view issues under your pet’s gums that may not be visible in a routine exam. The most common issues detected by dental x-ray include tooth root infections, bone loss, retained roots, cracks/fractures of teeth, and all of which can cause significant discomfort for your pet.

Extraction of Teeth

Teeth that are damaged or infected are extracted safely while your pet is under anesthesia. Extraction of damaged or infected teeth will relieve pain, eliminate potential sources of infections, and improve comfort and eating ability for your pet.

Advanced Oral Surgical Procedures

We provide surgical solutions for jaw fractures, oral tumors and gum reconstruction to restore functionality, reduce pain and promote long term oral health for your pet.

Emergency Dental Care

If you notice any of the following emergency signs in your pet (i.e., fractured teeth, bleeding gums, sudden onset of pain), please seek immediate care so that we may address the issue promptly to protect your pet’s overall health.

Book Your Pet’s Dental Checkup Today

Book An Appointment Call : 800-82

Transparent Pricing,
Compassionate Dental Care

Costs are carefully determined based on your pet’s size, age, and oral health condition.

Dental Scale and Polish
IV Cannula placing & IV Cannula
Fluid IV Therapy
Blood Collection
Hospitalization
Anesthesia/Sedation
Lab IDEXX Chem 10 & CBC & Electrolytes
Lab IDEXX Catalyst SDMA

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0-10 KG 11-24 KG 25-40 KG

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Dental Scale and Polish
IV Cannula placing & IV Cannula
Fluid IV Therapy
Blood Collection
Hospitalization
Anesthesia/Sedation
Lab IDEXX Chem 10 & CBC & Electrolytes
Lab IDEXX Catalyst SDMA

Book Now

Warning Signs That
Your Pet Needs Dental Care

If your pet shows any of these signs, get help right away:

Bad breath

Tartar buildup

Red, swollen, or bleeding gums

Difficulty chewing or dropping food

Excessive drooling

Pawing at the mouth

Missing or loose teeth

Behavioural changes

Nasal discharge or sneezing

Benefits of Routine
Pet Dental Examination

01

Prevents pain,
saves teeth

Pet dental cleaning prevents pain from tooth problems and can reduce the need for advanced dental procedures if disease is detected early.

02

Prevents heart, kidney
and liver problems

Dental cleaning helps reduce the risk of bacteria entering the bloodstream, which may impact organs such as the heart, kidneys, and liver.

03

Improves comfort
and ability to eat

After dental cleaning, eating becomes much easier for your pet as they are able to chew their food (kibble) without pain, and many senior pets even become “bouncy” and ravenous again.

04

Will save
you money

By having regular dental cleanings for your pet, you will avoid expensive procedures such as surgeries and emergency room visits.

05

Extends life

A healthy mouth is essential to the overall health of an animal and a healthy mouth means less stress on other parts of the body and therefore a longer life with your pet.

Why is anesthesia essential?

01

General anesthesia ensures pets remain unconscious, pain and stress free during cleaning, probing, and procedures.

02

The anesthetic will allow for a complete mouth cleaning with both surfaces (above and below), where all areas of the pet's mouth can be cleaned, where periodontal disease may reside, as well as where hidden bacteria may be located.

03

The anesthetic will keep the pet calm enough to take dental x-rays and enable the safe use of sharp objects without slippage or trauma.

04

The anesthetic will allow for surgical procedures such as tooth extraction, gum repair and oral tumor removal in a sterile environment.

05

Safety is ensured through preanesthetic check ups, blood testing, individually developed plans, and constant monitoring of the pet's vital signs during and after the procedure.

Pet Dental Care at Home

Regular pet dental care helps prevent future disease occurrence by cleaning your pet’s mouth daily with a combination of brushing and other helpful tools.
Home Dental Care Essentials
Train your new pet to accept dental care at home as soon as possible using your veterinarian’s recommended toothpaste and brush. Older pets can be trained to accept brushing in stages, starting from touch, to finger brushing, and finally full brushing.
The majority of plaque will develop on the upper back teeth, so focus there while combining oral gel and water additive products to reduce bacteria.
Use VOHC-approved dental chew products, treat, or kibble diet that provides mechanical cleaning for your pet’s teeth while they are chewing.
Even if you do provide some type of home care for your pet’s dental health, you should continue to schedule regular veterinary cleanings to help stop damage to their teeth.

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Protect Your Pet’s Teeth
with Expert Care

Book An Appointment Call : 800-82

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should my pet have dental check-ups?

All healthy pets need a yearly exam, but the smaller breeds, senior pets or pets with ongoing dental disease may require more frequent dental evaluations and cleanings, depending on your veterinarian’s recommendation.

What are the signs of dental pain in pets?

Some common signs include excessive drooling, chewing on only one side of the mouth, dropping food when eating, pawing at the mouth, or avoidance of contact with the mouth. Early detection of pain due to dental issues is important because pets tend to hide discomfort and regular check-ups allow for this early detection.

Is anesthesia safe for dental procedures?

Yes. Modern veterinary anesthesia is very safe. In addition to testing before the procedure, your pet will be monitored continuously during the procedure. This allows dental cleanings, X-ray studies, and other treatments with minimal stress for your pet.

What happens if dental disease goes untreated?

If dental disease is left untreated, your pet’s infection may lead to tooth loss, difficulty eating, and may even spread to the heart or kidneys as a result of the bacteria that were present in the infected teeth. Regular dental care significantly reduces the risk of these complications.

How can I maintain my pet’s dental health at home?

To provide regular dental care for your pet, brush your pet’s teeth once a day with pet-safe toothpaste; feed dental chews or dental diets; add dental water additives to your pet’s drinking water; and take your pet to see your veterinarian on a regular basis.

Meet the Team and Schedule your Appoinment

Modern Veterinary Clinic is the UAE’s only 24-hour multi-specialty vet hospital. What truly sets us apart is our team of highly qualified specialists, all dedicated to one goal, keeping your pets healthy. With a multinational team, years of experience, and many successful treatments, you can trust that your pet is in safe hands with us.