🦷 WHAT IS DENTAL SCALING?

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Dental scaling is the removal of plaque and tartar buildup from your pet’s teeth. It’s a key step in preventing periodontal disease, bad breath, tooth loss, and systemic health issues linked to poor oral hygiene.

There are two main approaches to pet dental scaling:

• Non-Anesthetic Dental Scaling (NADS)

• Anesthetic Dental Scaling (ADS)

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💚 NON-ANESTHETIC DENTAL SCALING (NADS)

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Gentle. Safe. Effective. Awake. Performed while your pet is fully conscious, non-anesthetic dental cleanings are stress-free, drug-free, and is a proactive way to maintain oral hygiene without the risks of general anesthesia. No expensive vet visits and performed at your doorsteps. 

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✅ KEY BENEFITS

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🛡️ 1. No Anesthesia – No Risk

• Perfect for senior pets or those with heart, kidney, or liver conditions.

• No sedation, no fasting, no pre-op bloodwork required.

• Zero risk of anesthesia-related complications.

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💰 2. More Affordable

• Typically costs $150 - $300 per session vs Anesthetic Scaling $500 - $1200+

• No hidden fees for anesthesia, bloodwork, or hospitalization.

• Allows for regular, preventive maintenance without financial strain.

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⏱️ 3. Quick & Comfortable

• Appointments take about 30–60 minutes.

• Pets are alert before, during, and after.

• No drowsiness, no recovery time, they walk in and walk out wagging!

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🪥 4. Frequent Cleanings = Better Prevention

• Gentle enough for cleaning every 3–6 months.

• Prevents buildup before it becomes a serious health issue.

• Helps delay or eliminate the need for anesthetic dental procedures.

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🐶 5. Stress-Free for Most Pets

• Calming techniques, gentle handling, and minimal restraint.

• Best for cooperative pets with mild to moderate tartar.

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🔍 WHEN IS NON-ANESTHETIC DENTAL SCALING A GREAT CHOICE?

• Your pet is older, has a sensitive system, or can’t undergo anesthesia.

• Your pet has mild to moderate tartar buildup, but healthy gums.

• You’re looking for a safe, routine cleaning between anesthetic procedures.

• You want a holistic, wellness-first approach to your pet’s health.

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