CleanyTeeth Ultrasound Teeth Cleaning

• CleanyTeeth for Dogs is advanced technology (ultrasound)
• It works with soft ultrasound (NO anaesthesia required for tartar removal)
• It brings about a lot more than a sonic motor-powered electric toothbrush.
• It is the only dog toothbrush reaching into gum pockets and interdental spaces to remove tartar and clean away the inflammation caused by bacteria.
• It cleans teeth faster
• Cleaning without vibration and totally silent – designed not to upset your dog.

• Plaque and tartar build up

Plaque is a build-up of saliva (spit), food and bacteria; it collects on teeth and eventually turns into a hard, brown substance called tartar. The tartar damages the teeth, causes painful, inflamed gums (gingivitis), cavities, tooth loss and is full of bacteria that can enter the blood and cause problems in the kidneys, heart and liver.

• Gingivitis (inflamed gums)

Gingivitis (inflamed gums) is a painful condition usually caused by plaque and tartar build up. It causes the gums to become red, sensitive and bleed easily.

• A tooth root abscess

A tooth root abscess is an infection around a tooth root that develops when bacteria get underneath the gum. Tooth root abscesses are very painful and often cause swelling on the side of the face (just under the eye).

• Cracked or broken teeth

Teeth are very solid and don’t break easily, however, if they are weakened by dental disease or knocked, they can sometimes crack. Always contact your vet if your dog breaks or cracks a tooth - damaged teeth are often extremely painful and vulnerable to infection. 

Preventing your dog from suffering with bad dental health is the ideal approach, however if your dog does have build up on their teeth it isn't the end of the world. This can be worked on to remove the tartar and prevent any further health implications. Our team will work with you to advise a care plan for at home and in the salon to best maintain your dogs dental health. A good dental routine at home is important to ensure we achieve the best results using CleanyTeeth.

Its important to remember as groomers we can only work to our professional abilities and if your dogs dental health is significantly poor a vet referral will be required.