Our Popular Dental Package Is Back - Now at 25% Off!
Protect your pet's oral health with our comprehensive dental package. Enjoy great savings for a limited time!
Protect your pet's oral health with our comprehensive dental package. Enjoy great savings for a limited time!
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Protect your pet's oral health with our comprehensive dental package. Enjoy great savings for a limited time!
Protect your pet's oral health with our comprehensive dental package. Enjoy great savings for a limited time!
Enquire now
Protect your pet's oral health with our comprehensive dental package. Enjoy great savings for a limited time!
Protect your pet's oral health with our comprehensive dental package. Enjoy great savings for a limited time!
Enquire now
Dental disease is one of the most common yet overlooked health issues in pets, with over 80% of dogs and 70% of cats developing some form of dental disease by the age of three. What starts as mild plaque buildup can progress into gum infections, tooth loss, and systemic health complications. Early detection and intervention are key to ensuring your pet’s long-term well-being.
Stages of Periodontal Disease
STAGE 1
- Visible tartar build-up
- Slightly swollen gums
STAGE 2
- Mild tartar build-up
- Swollen gums
- Mild bone loss
STAGE 3
- Moderate tartar build-up
- Bleeding gums
- Bone loss
STAGE 4
- Severe tartar build-up
- Bleeding gums
- Receded gumline
- Tooth damage & bone loss
If untreated, progressive dental disease can lead to the destruction of the supporting tissue around the teeth, including bone and tooth loss, as well as secondary diseases affecting the heart, kidneys, and liver.
Therefore, regular home dental care along with professional cleanings are vital to your pet’s oral health. By taking a proactive approach and addressing dental concerns early on, your pets can avoid complex health problems and the need for costly treatments down the line.
Recognising the Signs of Dental Disease
- Bad breath
- Broken or loose teeth
- Discoloured teeth
- Abnormal chewing
- Facial swelling
- Inflamed or bleeding gums
- Reduced appetite
- Dropping food from the mouth
- Excessive drooling
- New or worsening resistance to having face/mouth touched
- Behaviour changes – not playing as much with toys
Dental disease is one of the most common yet overlooked health issues in pets, with over 80% of dogs and 70% of cats developing some form of dental disease by the age of three. What starts as mild plaque buildup can progress into gum infections, tooth loss, and systemic health complications. Early detection and intervention are key to ensuring your pet’s long-term well-being.
Stages of Periodontal Disease
STAGE 1
- Visible tartar build-up
- Slightly swollen gums
STAGE 2
- Mild tartar build-up
- Swollen gums
- Mild bone loss
STAGE 3
- Moderate tartar build-up
- Bleeding gums
- Bone loss
STAGE 4
- Severe tartar build-up
- Bleeding gums
- Receded gumline
- Tooth damage & bone loss
If untreated, progressive dental disease can lead to the destruction of the supporting tissue around the teeth, including bone and tooth loss, as well as secondary diseases affecting the heart, kidneys, and liver.
Therefore, regular home dental care along with professional cleanings are vital to your pet’s oral health. By taking a proactive approach and addressing dental concerns early on, your pets can avoid complex health problems and the need for costly treatments down the line.
Recognising the Signs of Dental Disease
- Bad breath
- Broken or loose teeth
- Discoloured teeth
- Abnormal chewing
- Facial swelling
- Inflamed or bleeding gums
- Reduced appetite
- Dropping food from the mouth
- Excessive drooling
- New or worsening resistance to having face/mouth touched
- Behaviour changes – not playing as much with toys
Dental disease is one of the most common yet overlooked health issues in pets, with over 80% of dogs and 70% of cats developing some form of dental disease by the age of three. What starts as mild plaque buildup can progress into gum infections, tooth loss, and systemic health complications. Early detection and intervention are key to ensuring your pet’s long-term well-being.
Stages of Periodontal Disease
STAGE 1
- Visible tartar build-up
- Slightly swollen gums
STAGE 2
- Mild tartar build-up
- Swollen gums
- Mild bone loss
STAGE 3
- Moderate tartar build-up
- Bleeding gums
- Bone loss
STAGE 4
- Severe tartar build-up
- Bleeding gums
- Receded gumline
- Tooth damage & bone loss
If untreated, progressive dental disease can lead to the destruction of the supporting tissue around the teeth, including bone and tooth loss, as well as secondary diseases affecting the heart, kidneys, and liver.
Therefore, regular home dental care along with professional cleanings are vital to your pet’s oral health. By taking a proactive approach and addressing dental concerns early on, your pets can avoid complex health problems and the need for costly treatments down the line.
Recognising the Signs of Dental Disease
- Bad breath
- Broken or loose teeth
- Discoloured teeth
- Abnormal chewing
- Facial swelling Inflamed or bleeding gums
- Reduced appetite
- Dropping food from the mouth
- Excessive drooling
- New or worsening resistance to having face/mouth touched
- Behaviour changes – not playing as much with toys
Comprehensive Dental Package at 25% OFF
Veterinary Consultation
Our veterinarian thoroughly examines your pet from nose to tail, including oral assessment to note any abnormalities.
General Anaesthesia
Anaesthesia ensures your pet’s safety and eliminates any discomfort, pain and stress during the dental procedure.
Dental X-rays
(at selected branches*)
Dental X-rays provide a detailed assessment of your pet’s dental health below the gumline, identifying hidden issues that may not be visible during a regular exam.
Scaling and Polishing
Scaling is performed to remove plaque and tartar from above and below the gumline, followed by polishing to eliminate microscopic scratches and minimise subsequent plaque buildup.
Before Dental Care
After Dental Care
TERMS & CONDITIONS
- Promotion is valid from 1 June to 31 August 2025 at all 7 branches of Mount Pleasant Veterinary Group.
- Dental X-rays are not available at the Bedok, East, and Mandai branches. Package pricing may vary.
- The package excludes additional diagnostic tests, tooth extractions, take-home medications, and other retail products.
- This promotion cannot be combined with other discounts, packages, or referral dentistry services.
Comprehensive Dental Package at 25% OFF
Veterinary Consultation
Our veterinarian thoroughly examines your pet from nose to tail, including oral assessment to note any abnormalities.
General Anaesthesia
Anaesthesia ensures your pet’s safety and eliminates any discomfort, pain and stress during the dental procedure.
Dental X-rays
(at selected branches*)
Dental X-rays provide a detailed assessment of your pet’s dental health below the gumline, identifying hidden issues that may not be visible during a regular exam.
Scaling and Polishing
Scaling is performed to remove plaque and tartar from above and below the gumline, followed by polishing to eliminate microscopic scratches and minimise subsequent plaque buildup.
Before Dental Care
After Dental Care
TERMS & CONDITIONS
- Promotion is valid from 1 June to 31 August 2025 at all 7 branches of Mount Pleasant Veterinary Group.
- Dental X-rays are not available at the Bedok, East, and Mandai branches. Package pricing may vary.
- The package excludes additional diagnostic tests, tooth extractions, take-home medications, and other retail products.
- This promotion cannot be combined with other discounts, packages, or referral dentistry services.
Comprehensive Dental Package at 25% OFF
Veterinary Consultation
Our veterinarian thoroughly examines your pet from nose to tail, including oral assessment to note any abnormalities.
General Anaesthesia
Anaesthesia ensures your pet’s safety and eliminates any discomfort, pain and stress during the dental procedure.
Dental X-rays
(at selected branches*)
Dental X-rays provide a detailed assessment of your pet’s dental health below the gumline, identifying hidden issues that may not be visible during a regular exam.
Scaling and Polishing
Scaling is performed to remove plaque and tartar from above and below the gumline, followed by polishing to eliminate microscopic scratches and minimise subsequent plaque buildup.
Before Dental Care
After Dental Care
TERMS & CONDITIONS
- Promotion is valid from 1 June to 31 August 2025 at all 7 branches of Mount Pleasant Veterinary Group.
- Dental X-rays are not available at the Bedok, East, and Mandai branches. Package pricing may vary.
- The package excludes additional diagnostic tests, tooth extractions, take-home medications, and other retail products.
- This promotion cannot be combined with other discounts, packages, or referral dentistry services.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When should my pet get a dental cleaning?
How long is the dental procedure?
Is anaesthesia necessary for a pet's dental procedures?
How to know if my pet is safe for anaesthesia?
How can I maintain my pet’s oral hygiene at home?
Frequently Asked Questions
When should my pet get a dental cleaning?
How long is the dental procedure?
Is anaesthesia necessary for a pet's dental procedures?
How to know if my pet is safe for anaesthesia?
How can I maintain my pet’s oral hygiene at home?
Frequently Asked Questions
When should my pet get a dental cleaning?
How long is the dental procedure?
Is anaesthesia necessary for a pet's dental procedures?
How to know if my pet is safe for anaesthesia?
How can I maintain my pet’s oral hygiene at home?