Oral Health That Supports Whole-body Wellness
At Newport Veterinary Hospital, we know that a healthy mouth means a healthier pet. Dental disease is one of the most common — and preventable — conditions in pets, yet it’s often overlooked.
Our professional dental services include cleanings, extractions, X-rays, and treatment for periodontal disease, all tailored to your pet’s individual needs. Regular dental care helps catch issues early, reduce discomfort, and protect your pet’s overall well-being.
As an added benefit, we offer 10% off dental procedures completed within 30 days of a veterinarian’s recommendation. Call us today to schedule your pet’s oral exam or ask any questions—we’re here to help!
Dental Disease
Dental disease is one of the most common health issues in pets, affecting over 80% of dogs and 70% of cats by age three. Oral bacteria can enter the bloodstream and harm vital organs like the heart, liver, and kidneys.
At Newport Veterinary Hospital of Rock Hill, we offer advanced dental care and guidance on at-home hygiene to support your pet’s overall health.
Seeing signs of dental issues? Let us take a look and help prevent further complications.
- Ongoing bad breath, commonly known as "doggy breath"
- Red, swollen, or inflamed gums
- Difficulty chewing or hesitation to eat
- Loose, stained, or broken teeth
Our Dental Services
During your pet’s wellness visit, we’ll examine their teeth and gums for dental disease and discuss treatment if needed. Good dental care includes regular exams, professional cleanings, and at-home maintenance.
Most pets need a dental exam and cleaning every 1–2 years. We’ll create a personalized plan and provide products to help you maintain your pet’s oral health at home, reducing the need for frequent cleanings.
We also offer an affordable dental package with exam, pre-anesthetic evaluation, anesthesia, digital x-rays, and cleaning. Learn more about this package here.
What to Expect During Your Pet’s Dental Cleaning
Schedule a Dental Consult
At your next visit, talk with your veterinarian or schedule a dedicated dental consultation. We’ll carefully examine your pet’s teeth and gums to spot any signs of dental disease and decide if a cleaning or additional treatment is necessary. If treatment is needed, we’ll guide you through the process and provide a clear cost estimate upfront.
