
Did you know that dental health is just as important for pets as it is for people? Without regular dental care, pets can develop gingivitis, gum disease, and more serious oral issues within the first few years of life. Left untreated, these issues can lead to pain, tooth loss, and even systemic health problems affecting the heart, kidneys, and liver. That’s why regular dental care is vital to your pet’s overall well-being.
If your pet’s breath is not so fresh,
...or call (301) 994-9919!
Comprehensive Cat and Dog Teeth Cleaning Services
Our skilled veterinary team in Callaway, MD, offers a full range of dental services designed to provide your pet with a lifetime of oral health. These include:
- Oral Exams: We evaluate the overall health of your pet’s teeth and gums.
- Periodontal Charting: We measure gingival pocket depth, assess each tooth, check for problems in the oral soft tissues, and monitor overall oral health.
- Digital Full-Mouth X-Rays: Radiographs detect hidden problems below the gumline.
- Dental Prophylaxis: We thoroughly clean the teeth using an ultrasonic scaler to remove plaque and tartar above and below the gumline.
- Root Planing: We clean and smooth the tooth root surface and promote gum healing.
- Tooth Extractions: If necessary, we remove loose or damaged teeth to relieve pain and prevent further issues.
- Fluoride Treatments: After cleaning, we apply a fluoride treatment to strengthen teeth and reduce plaque and tartar buildup.
- Antibiotic Application: We can administer perioceutics by applying a local antibiotic to treat infections below the gumline.


What to Expect During a Pet Teeth Cleaning Procedure
Before the procedure, we take digital full-mouth X-rays to check for hidden damage or disease beneath the gumline. This step ensures we address any issues that might not be visible during the initial exam, such as tooth root abscesses, jawbone loss, or retained root fragments. Then, one of our experienced technicians performs a professional cleaning, removing plaque and tartar using an ultrasonic scaler. A fluoride treatment is applied to protect the teeth and delay future buildup, and if needed, an antibiotic gel is placed under the gumline.
If any teeth are severely damaged or loose, we’ll perform extractions to eliminate pain and restore oral health. While it can be tough to see your pet lose a tooth, they’ll feel much better once their gums have healed.
Ready to Book Your Pet’s Teeth Cleaning?
Healthy teeth make happy pets! Let’s work together to protect their bright, healthy smile for years to come by scheduling a teeth cleaning today.
...or call (301) 994-9919!