DENTAL CLEANING
WHY DENTAL CARE IS IMPORTANT FOR YOUR PET:
The care of your pets teeth is very important. We recommend that you have your pet's teeth cleaned every 6 months to a year and do at home dental care in between. The plaque that builds up on their teeth contains bacteria that can infect the gum tissue and the roots of the teeth resulting in gum disease and tooth loss.
In addition, those bad bacteria can enter the bloodstream through large blood vessels located near the gums and teeth. At this stage the organs with the highest blood flow are most susceptible to infections: lungs, heart, kidneys, liver, and even the brain. Damage to these organs caused by infection can shorten the lives of your pet. Call and schedule an appointment to have your pet's teeth cleaned today and give your pet's a healthy, bright smile today!
The care of your pets teeth is very important. We recommend that you have your pet's teeth cleaned every 6 months to a year and do at home dental care in between. The plaque that builds up on their teeth contains bacteria that can infect the gum tissue and the roots of the teeth resulting in gum disease and tooth loss.
In addition, those bad bacteria can enter the bloodstream through large blood vessels located near the gums and teeth. At this stage the organs with the highest blood flow are most susceptible to infections: lungs, heart, kidneys, liver, and even the brain. Damage to these organs caused by infection can shorten the lives of your pet. Call and schedule an appointment to have your pet's teeth cleaned today and give your pet's a healthy, bright smile today!
WAYS TO PREVENT DENTAL DISEASE:
C.E.T. makes it as easy as 1,2,3 in fighting plaque-forming bacteria!
C.E.T. makes it as easy as 1,2,3 in fighting plaque-forming bacteria!
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1. Good to Chew
We carry c.e.t. oral hygiene chews to help your pet clean their teeth while they don't even know it. |
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2. Better to Rinse
We carry c.e.t. oral hygiene rinse. Easy to use by applying between your pet's cheek and gum. |
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3. Best to Brush
We carry c.e.t. oral hygiene dental kits which includes a poultry flavored toothpaste, tooth brush, and finger brush. |
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ANESTHETIC DENTAL
We offer anesthetic dentals Monday-Friday.
Prior to the scheduled appointment, please make sure to not give food or water past 10pm the night before.
All drop offs are between 8-9am.
$280.00 Anesthetic Dental w/Full Radiographs. Call for Details.
(This price does not include extractions, pre-anesthetic blood work, injections, or medication to go home).
SPECIAL DEALS:
Enjoy 20% off Dental services all month of February.
Enjoy 10% off Dental services all month of September.
We offer anesthetic dentals Monday-Friday.
Prior to the scheduled appointment, please make sure to not give food or water past 10pm the night before.
All drop offs are between 8-9am.
$280.00 Anesthetic Dental w/Full Radiographs. Call for Details.
(This price does not include extractions, pre-anesthetic blood work, injections, or medication to go home).
SPECIAL DEALS:
Enjoy 20% off Dental services all month of February.
Enjoy 10% off Dental services all month of September.
DENTAL X-RAYS
Why do we take X-Rays?
Here's why:
Look for decay between teeth
sometimes not visible to the naked eye
Look for infection at the tip of the root
if your pet has an infection near the bone, an x-ray can confirm this
Help to diagnose many hidden conditions
Cysts, Abscesses, Impacted Teeth, Tumors and Bone Changes
Why do we take X-Rays?
Here's why:
Look for decay between teeth
sometimes not visible to the naked eye
- Check for bone loss
Look for infection at the tip of the root
if your pet has an infection near the bone, an x-ray can confirm this
Help to diagnose many hidden conditions
Cysts, Abscesses, Impacted Teeth, Tumors and Bone Changes
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NON-ANESTHETIC DENTAL
Here at Village Royale, we’re proud to offer anesthesia-free dental cleanings for both dogs and cats. This service is provided through a unique partnership between our veterinarians and a Fear Free Certified Veterinary Dental Technicians with over 20 years of experience. Together, our shared goal is to deliver high-quality preventive oral care while also educating pet owners about the vital role dental health plays in a pet’s overall well-being.
$245.00 Non Anesthetic Dental Cleaning
SPECIAL DEALS:
Enjoy 20% off services on February and March's date!
Enjoy 10% off services on September's date!
Here at Village Royale, we’re proud to offer anesthesia-free dental cleanings for both dogs and cats. This service is provided through a unique partnership between our veterinarians and a Fear Free Certified Veterinary Dental Technicians with over 20 years of experience. Together, our shared goal is to deliver high-quality preventive oral care while also educating pet owners about the vital role dental health plays in a pet’s overall well-being.
$245.00 Non Anesthetic Dental Cleaning
SPECIAL DEALS:
Enjoy 20% off services on February and March's date!
Enjoy 10% off services on September's date!
Who Makes a Good Candidate?
Awake dental cleanings are not for every pet. The best candidates are:
Mild-mannered dogs and cats who are not head-shy
Pets with only mild tartar buildup or gingivitis
Pets who are comfortable being gently handled for short periods
A yearly oral health exam with one of our veterinarians is required before scheduling this service to ensure it’s the right choice for your pet.
When Awake Dental Cleanings Are Not Recommended:
Some pets need more advanced care under anesthesia for their safety and well-being. Pets who may not qualify include:
Pets with arthritis, cardiac, or respiratory conditions
Pets who have had recent orthopedic or eye surgery (within the past 6 months)
Animals who are highly anxious, aggressive, or easily stressed
Pets with advanced dental disease, including loose teeth, gum recession, severe redness or stomatitis, fractured teeth, or resorptive lesions
These pets require a comprehensive anesthetic dental cleaning with full diagnostics (such as
X-rays, bloodwork, or extractions) that can only be performed under anesthesia.
Why Choose Awake Dental Cleanings?
While awake cleanings are not as in-depth as those performed under anesthesia, they are an excellent preventive option when used appropriately. Because no anesthesia is involved, these cleanings can be scheduled more frequently, helping to:
Control plaque and tartar buildup
Reduce bad breath
Delay the progression of periodontal disease
Support your pet’s overall comfort and oral health
If during the cleaning our technician notices any concerns or oral pathology, your veterinarian will be immediately consulted, and a recommendation for anesthetic dental treatment may be made and set up with the clinic.
Awake dental cleanings are not for every pet. The best candidates are:
Mild-mannered dogs and cats who are not head-shy
Pets with only mild tartar buildup or gingivitis
Pets who are comfortable being gently handled for short periods
A yearly oral health exam with one of our veterinarians is required before scheduling this service to ensure it’s the right choice for your pet.
When Awake Dental Cleanings Are Not Recommended:
Some pets need more advanced care under anesthesia for their safety and well-being. Pets who may not qualify include:
Pets with arthritis, cardiac, or respiratory conditions
Pets who have had recent orthopedic or eye surgery (within the past 6 months)
Animals who are highly anxious, aggressive, or easily stressed
Pets with advanced dental disease, including loose teeth, gum recession, severe redness or stomatitis, fractured teeth, or resorptive lesions
These pets require a comprehensive anesthetic dental cleaning with full diagnostics (such as
X-rays, bloodwork, or extractions) that can only be performed under anesthesia.
Why Choose Awake Dental Cleanings?
While awake cleanings are not as in-depth as those performed under anesthesia, they are an excellent preventive option when used appropriately. Because no anesthesia is involved, these cleanings can be scheduled more frequently, helping to:
Control plaque and tartar buildup
Reduce bad breath
Delay the progression of periodontal disease
Support your pet’s overall comfort and oral health
If during the cleaning our technician notices any concerns or oral pathology, your veterinarian will be immediately consulted, and a recommendation for anesthetic dental treatment may be made and set up with the clinic.
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Appointment Process:
We ask that you schedule the appointment at least (1) week prior to the date of the dental cleaning and that you make a $25 non-refundable deposit to hold your spot. On the day of the dental cleaning, we ask that you DO NOT feed your pet(s) that morning and will check-in your pet(s) between 8:00-9:00 am. ALL pets must be up to date on Rabies and Bordetella. Dentals are done one at a time in no special order.
What To Know:
If your pet becomes too stressed and is unable to be finished, they will ask that you come back next month to have your pet's dental finished at no charge to you. If they notice a problem in your pet's mouth and they are unable do the dental cleaning, you will be called and offered an anesthetic dental for $280.00 (not including the price of extractions, pre-anesthetic blood work, injections, or medication to go home). When your pet(s) is finished with its non-anesthetic dental you will be called to pick up your pet(s) and all recommendations will be gone over at that time.
We ask that you schedule the appointment at least (1) week prior to the date of the dental cleaning and that you make a $25 non-refundable deposit to hold your spot. On the day of the dental cleaning, we ask that you DO NOT feed your pet(s) that morning and will check-in your pet(s) between 8:00-9:00 am. ALL pets must be up to date on Rabies and Bordetella. Dentals are done one at a time in no special order.
What To Know:
If your pet becomes too stressed and is unable to be finished, they will ask that you come back next month to have your pet's dental finished at no charge to you. If they notice a problem in your pet's mouth and they are unable do the dental cleaning, you will be called and offered an anesthetic dental for $280.00 (not including the price of extractions, pre-anesthetic blood work, injections, or medication to go home). When your pet(s) is finished with its non-anesthetic dental you will be called to pick up your pet(s) and all recommendations will be gone over at that time.
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