A healthier mouth.
A more comfortable pet.
Dental health is part of your pet's overall well-being. We're here to help you understand their oral health and plan the care they need.
From routine examinations to professional cleanings and treatment, our team provides dental care for dogs and cats in Rocky Mount and surrounding communities.
Care for their comfort and health.
A regular dental evaluation helps your veterinarian identify concerns and recommend next steps. We recommend having your pet's teeth and gums checked at least annually, with additional care based on their individual needs.
Oral health examinations
We examine your pet’s teeth and gums and discuss changes you’ve noticed at home.
Professional dental cleanings
Your veterinarian can recommend a cleaning and explain the procedure and preparation based on your pet’s needs.
Digital dental X-rays
Our clinic’s digital dental imaging helps evaluate structures beneath the gumline and supports treatment planning.
Extractions when needed
When a tooth needs removal, we explain the recommendation, treatment plan, and recovery instructions.
Care between visits
We can discuss brushing, tartar-prevention products, and home-care options appropriate for your pet.
A personalized plan
Your pet’s health, oral examination, and diagnostic findings guide recommendations and an individual estimate.
Small changes deserve a conversation.
Let us know if you notice changes in your pet's mouth, eating habits, or comfort. A veterinarian can help determine what's happening and what care is appropriate.
Talk with our teamA clear plan for dental care.
Start with an examination.
Share your concerns and your pet's current medications. Your veterinarian will discuss findings and recommended next steps.
Understand the recommendation.
Ask about the estimate, testing, anesthesia considerations, and procedure. Follow the specific instructions our team gives for your pet.
Care for them at home.
Follow discharge instructions for medication, food, activity, and rechecks. Our team can guide you on appropriate ongoing dental care.
Helpful answers about dental care.
Does my pet need dental care if they still eat normally?
Eating normally does not tell us everything about oral health. Regular examinations allow your veterinarian to assess your pet's teeth and gums and discuss whether further evaluation is needed.
How often should my pet have their teeth checked?
We recommend a veterinary check of your pet's teeth and gums at least once a year. Your veterinarian may recommend more frequent evaluations depending on their oral health and other needs.
How much does dental treatment cost?
Costs depend on the examination, recommended testing, cleaning, imaging, and any treatment required. Call us to discuss an evaluation and personalized estimate. Ask what services are included and how additional findings could affect the total.
What should I do before a dental procedure?
Follow the instructions provided specifically for your pet about food, water, medication, and arrival time. Call if anything is unclear or if your pet's health changes before the procedure.
Can I brush my pet's teeth?
Ask our team how to introduce brushing comfortably and which pet-specific products are appropriate. If your pet's mouth seems painful, arrange an examination before attempting brushing.
How do I schedule?
Book an examination online or call (252) 443-5994. For a dental procedure, call our team to discuss the appropriate scheduling steps.
Learn more about pet dental health.
Explore pet dental care information from the American Veterinary Medical Association, then bring your questions to your pet's visit.
AVMA pet dental care ↗Questions about care or cost?
We're happy to discuss your pet's needs and explain the next step.
Pricing & care information ↗Let's talk about their dental health.
Thoughtful care for a more comfortable companion.