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Veterinary dentistry in South Edmonton

Dog and cat dental care in Edmonton

Book a dental examination at Lakeview Animal Hospital in South Edmonton’s Summerside area. We assess your dog or cat’s teeth and gums, discuss professional teeth cleaning and explain a treatment plan for a more comfortable mouth. Ask about affordable dental care and an itemised estimate, including which services your pet may need.

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How we can help

From dental examination to home care.

Tell us about bad breath, changes in chewing, previous dental treatment and any medications. Your veterinarian will explain the findings, recommended care and what to expect before and after a dental procedure.

Oral assessment

Evaluation of teeth, gums, breath, chewing comfort and visible signs of dental disease.

Professional treatment

Anesthesia-based cleaning and treatment planning when recommended after examination.

Home prevention

Realistic guidance for brushing, dental diets, chews and follow-up based on your pet’s needs.

What to expect

A clear plan from first call to follow-up.

Dental examination

We assess the mouth and discuss symptoms, medical history and likely treatment needs.

Personalized plan

Recommended testing, anesthesia, cleaning, imaging or extractions are explained before treatment.

After-care

You receive medication and feeding instructions when needed, plus a plan for ongoing oral health.

Good to know

Signs your pet may have dental discomfort

Bad breath, red or bleeding gums, dropping food, chewing on one side, pawing at the mouth, facial swelling or a sudden appetite change deserve veterinary attention. Pets often hide oral pain, so routine examinations matter even when they seem comfortable.

Planning for dental care

Understanding your pet’s dental estimate.

A dental assessment is the starting point. The cost of a cleaning or treatment depends on the condition of your pet’s mouth and the care recommended for them.

Review the proposed care

Ask which examination, pre-anesthetic tests, anesthesia and monitoring, cleaning, imaging and medications are included in your pet’s estimate.

Discuss additional findings

Ask how the team will contact you if examination or imaging shows that additional treatment, such as an extraction, is recommended.

Plan for recovery

Clarify feeding, activity, medication and follow-up instructions, including any expected follow-up costs.

Read our guide to dog dental cleaning costs and estimates in Edmonton →

Common questions

Helpful answers before your visit.

How much does dog or cat teeth cleaning cost?

The estimate depends on your pet’s oral health, recommended testing, anesthesia and treatment needs. Ask for an individual estimate after the dental assessment and clarification about what is included, how additional findings are handled and any follow-up costs.

Why is anesthesia used for professional dental care?

Anesthesia allows a complete examination and cleaning above and below the gumline while protecting your pet’s airway and keeping them still and comfortable.

Will my pet need dental X-rays or extractions?

They may be recommended based on the examination and findings during the procedure. We explain the plan and consent process before treatment.

Can I improve dental health at home?

Yes. Brushing is the most effective home method for many pets, and your veterinarian can recommend other options that fit your routine.

Before your visit

Compare the full dental care estimate.

Use our dog dental cleaning cost checklist to ask about testing, anesthesia, dental X-rays, possible extractions and follow-up. Mention that you would like a dental estimate when requesting an assessment, and tell us about any budget concerns so the team can discuss recommended next steps.

Quick callback request

Tell us what your pet needs.

Tell us your pet’s name, any mouth or chewing concerns and your preferred visit time. Our team will contact you to confirm a dental assessment. Call directly if your pet is painful, has facial swelling or cannot eat.

Urgent concern? Call (587) 463-9002 during clinic hours. Monday–Saturday 8 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sunday 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Closed statutory holidays. Walk-ins are welcome for assessment; calling ahead is preferred. Dental procedures require a treatment plan and scheduling.

Arrange a dental assessment for your pet.

Tell us about bad breath, chewing changes or a tooth that worries you. We will arrange an examination and discuss the recommended care and an individual estimate. Call promptly for pain, facial swelling or difficulty eating.

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