Oral health assessment
The mouth, gums and visible surfaces of the teeth are carefully examined.
Veterinary dental examinations, professional scaling, polishing and treatment planning to support your pet’s oral health and comfort.
Dental disease can cause discomfort and may make eating difficult. Plaque can develop into tartar, while inflammation around the gums may progress if it is not identified and managed.
A veterinary dental examination allows the mouth, teeth and gums to be assessed. We explain the findings and discuss whether professional cleaning or additional dental treatment is recommended.
The mouth, gums and visible surfaces of the teeth are carefully examined.
Dental scaling and polishing help remove accumulated plaque and tartar.
Any findings and appropriate treatment options are explained clearly.
We provide practical advice for supporting your pet’s oral health at home.
The appropriate services are selected after examining your pet and considering their individual dental needs.
An initial assessment of the teeth, gums, mouth and any symptoms you have noticed.
Professional scaling removes accumulated plaque and tartar from accessible tooth surfaces.
Polishing smooths the cleaned surfaces of the teeth following professional scaling.
When recommended, dental imaging can help assess areas beneath the gum line that cannot be seen directly.
Teeth that are badly damaged or causing concern may require extraction after assessment.
Advice can include tooth brushing, appropriate dental products and future dental reviews.
Dental problems are not always immediately obvious. Arrange a consultation if you notice changes in your pet’s mouth, eating habits or general comfort.
An ongoing unpleasant smell may be associated with dental or oral disease.
Yellow or brown deposits may be visible along the tooth or gum line.
Inflamed, sensitive or bleeding gums should be assessed by a veterinarian.
Dropping food, chewing differently or avoiding harder food may indicate discomfort.
Repeated pawing, rubbing or facial sensitivity may require examination.
Broken, discoloured, loose or missing teeth should be evaluated.
The veterinary team will explain the recommended preparation for your pet’s individual dental procedure.
Recovery guidance depends on the treatment performed and your pet’s individual needs.
Helpful information about dental examinations, scaling and aftercare.
Arrange a dental consultation with The Hills Veterinary Clinic at Park Point Building B, Dubai Hills Estate.
If you are interested in becoming part of our team, please call us on the number below during working hours to discuss available opportunities.