Preventative Dental Care for Dogs and Cats

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A non-anesthetic dental cleaning is a preventative service designed to help remove visible plaque and tartar from your pet’s teeth without the use of anesthesia or sedation.

At Alfa Pet Dental, every cleaning is performed by experienced technicians and supported by licensed veterinarian supervision. Our approach is calm, careful, and focused on helping pets receive routine dental care with less stress and more convenience.

This service is intended for routine maintenance and does not replace a full veterinary dental exam, dental X-rays, or anesthetic dental treatment when those services are needed.

Non-anesthetic dental cleanings may be appropriate for pets who benefit from routine preventative care and do not show signs of advanced dental concerns.

• Dogs and cats with visible plaque or tartar buildup 
• Pets who are comfortable with calm, gentle handling 
• Pet parents looking for a convenient preventative care option 
• Pets who receive regular veterinary care and need maintenance between visits 
• Pets whose veterinarian has not identified concerns that require anesthetic dental treatment

Every pet is evaluated before service. Some pets may need care beyond what a non-anesthetic cleaning can safely provide.

• Pets with advanced dental disease or significant gum inflammation 
• Pets with loose, fractured, or painful teeth 
• Pets with health conditions that require veterinary evaluation first 
• Pets who are unable to tolerate safe, calm handling 
• Pets who may need dental X-rays, extractions, or anesthetic dental treatment 

If your pet is not a candidate, our team will guide next steps with care and may recommend follow-up with your primary veterinarian.

Alfa Pet Dental is designed to complement, not replace, your pet’s regular veterinary care. Routine non-anesthetic cleanings can help support dental maintenance between veterinary visits, while your primary veterinarian remains the best resource for diagnosis, dental X-rays, extractions, advanced dental disease, and overall medical care.

Think of Alfa as part of your pet’s preventative care routine, not a substitute for comprehensive veterinary treatment.