Pet Teeth Cleaning

 

teethcleaningDexter's Deli is partnered with the best NON-ANESTHESIA pet teeth cleaning services, Rhonda Forst of Gentle Dental & Andy Jecusco of Breath Savers. Dexter's Deli has been offering this non-anesthesia pet teeth cleaning service for over 12 years, and it is available at all Dexter's locations.

No Risk of Anesthesia / Gentle and Low Stress / Effective General Cleaning
Low Cost - $110

 

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WHY IS CLEANING YOUR PET'S TEETH IMPORTANT?

Periodontal disease affects over 85% of dogs and cats above four years old, and if left untreated can lead to serious health problems. Just like humans, animals get a build-up of plaque on their teeth. If the plaque is not removed it hardens (tartar). The bacteria in the plaque and tartar can cause bad breath, bleeding gums, and inflammation and infection of the gums. The bacteria that builds-up around the gums can also enter the blood stream and cause serious infections involving other organs.

WHAT IS "NON-ANESTHESIA" PET TEETH CLEANING & HOW IS IT DONE?

It is a low-stress way to do a general cleaning that specializes in removing plaque and tartar from your pet's teeth without using any anesthesia. A kind, loving approach is used to keep your pet calm throughout the cleaning. High quality dental instruments and proper sterilizing techniques are always used. The pet dental practitioners at Dexter's are skilled professionals. Rhonda Forst was formerly a human dental hygenist and has been cleaning pet's teeth for over 15 years. AndyJecusco is trained and certified by the Well Animal Institute.

NON-ANESTHESIA PET CLEANING IS VETERINARIAN APPROVED.

General dental cleanings are veterinary recommended and this non-anesthesia method is low stress, low cost and a safe alternative for pets who have mild tarter build-up. Veterinarians do recommend this method of pet dental cleaning services, and many vets either offer or refer clients for this service. It does not take the place of regular veterinary check-ups and your veterinarian should always include a dental check-up, with dental xrays, to insure proper oral health for your pet.

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