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Our anesthesia-free dog dental cleanings range from $209 to $389, depending on your dog's weight. You can view our full pricing chart here.

There's no set age where a dog becomes too old for professional dental care. Every senior dog is different, and their dental plan should reflect their overall health, comfort, and oral hygiene. Many older dogs actually do very well with anesthesia-free cleanings, especially in our quiet, spa-like environment designed to keep pets calm and comfortable. If your senior dog is new to dental care or it's been a while since their last cleaning, we'll start with a gentle evaluation to make sure they're a good candidate and recommend the best approach for their needs. Visit our blog to learn more about our approach to dental cleanings for senior dogs.

Yes, when performed by trained professionals, non-anesthetic dental cleanings for dogs are safe and effective for most pets. We carefully evaluate each dog's behavior and dental condition before proceeding. If we believe anesthesia is necessary for your dog's health or safety, we'll recommend the appropriate next step.

It depends on your dog's current condition. We can often perform cleanings on dogs with a history of dental procedures, as long as the gums are healed and there are no signs of pain or infection. If we see anything concerning, we'll let you know and discuss the best next steps for your BFF.

We use calming techniques, gentle holds, and plenty of patience to help your dog feel safe and relaxed. Many dogs settle in quickly, especially in our quiet, cage-free environment. For more anxious pups, we may recommend bringing them in on a vet-approved calming supplement to help make the experience more comfortable. If your dog is still too reactive or stressed for a safe cleaning, we'll let you know and guide you toward the best next step for their care.

Just like you, your dog needs regular brushing and professional deep cleanings. Brushing is great maintenance, but it doesn't replace a thorough dental cleaning. Plaque hardens into tartar, which can't be removed with brushing alone. Regular professional cleanings help prevent dental disease and keep your dog's smile healthy.