16/06/2026
Swipe to see what one session can do… 🦷✨
When this lovely little client came to us, there was a significant build-up of plaque and tartar. Due to the extent of the build-up, we advised that a veterinary dental assessment may be required, as non-anaesthetic teeth cleaning isn’t suitable for every dog.
However, with patience, cooperation from our superstar patient, and a successful first session, we were able to remove the majority of the visible plaque and achieve an incredible improvement. 👏
This isn’t a “one and done” treatment. Just like us, our dogs need regular dental maintenance to help keep their mouths healthy. That’s why this little one will be returning for ongoing sessions to maintain these results.
A reminder that dental health is about so much more than fresh breath. Keeping on top of plaque build-up can help support your dog’s overall wellbeing and comfort.
What do you think of this transformation? Let us know in the comments below! ⬇️
⚠️ Please note: Non-anaesthetic teeth cleaning is not a replacement for veterinary treatment. Dogs showing signs of advanced dental disease should always be assessed by a veterinarian.
