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Puppyarazzi Dog Grooming

Teeth Cleaning

A Fresh Smile, Without Anesthesia

80% of dogs show signs of dental disease by age 3. Our non-anesthetic teeth cleaning removes plaque and tartar gently — no sedation, no risk, no groggy afternoon.

Why Anesthesia-Free

The Gentle Way to a Healthy Mouth

No Anesthesia Risk

Anesthesia-free means zero sedation risk — ideal for seniors, small breeds, and dogs with health conditions.

Less Stress

Your dog stays awake and calm with our gentle, one-on-one handling. No groggy ride home.

Fast & Affordable

A fraction of the cost and recovery time of a veterinary dental cleaning under anesthesia.

How It Works

Three Easy Steps

1

Gentle Exam

We assess your dog's teeth and gums and confirm they're comfortable with hands-on handling.

2

Plaque & Tartar Removal

Specialized hand and ultrasonic scaling removes buildup above the gumline — no sedation, no drills.

3

Polish & Fresh Breath

Teeth are polished smooth and finished with a breath freshener. Most dogs walk out in 30–60 minutes.

Teeth Cleaning Questions, Answered

Is non-anesthetic teeth cleaning safe for my dog?

Yes. Because no sedation is used, there is no anesthesia risk at all. Our groomers use gentle restraint and positive reinforcement, and we pause or stop anytime your dog is uncomfortable.

Will my dog be in pain?

No. The cleaning targets plaque and tartar above the gumline, which doesn't hurt. Most dogs relax quickly — many even fall asleep during the session.

How long does a teeth cleaning take?

Most sessions take 30–60 minutes depending on the amount of buildup. You can usually drop off and pick up the same morning.

How often should my dog's teeth be cleaned?

Most dogs benefit from a cleaning every 6–12 months. We'll check your dog's mouth at each grooming visit and recommend timing.

Can any dog get an anesthesia-free cleaning?

Most dogs are good candidates, including seniors and anxious dogs. For advanced dental disease below the gumline, we'll recommend a veterinary exam instead — your dog's health always comes first.

Book a Teeth Cleaning This Week

Fresh breath and a healthy smile in under an hour — no anesthesia, no stress. Call us to schedule.