Ultrasonic Dog Teeth Cleaning in Soham
Does Your Dog Need Teeth Cleaning?
Many dogs develop plaque and tartar build-up without their owners noticing. Common signs include bad breath, yellow or brown teeth, red gums, difficulty chewing or a reluctance to have their mouth touched. Regular ultrasonic teeth cleaning can help maintain good oral hygiene and support your dog's overall health.
At Nat's Pawfection, we use the genuine Emmi®-Pet ultrasonic toothbrush to gently clean your dog's teeth using silent ultrasonic technology. Unlike traditional scraping, Emmi®-Pet is a gentle, non-invasive treatment that helps reduce plaque, freshen breath and support healthy teeth and gums, all while your dog is awake.
Benefits of Emmi®-Pet
Helps reduce plaque & tartar
Freshens bad breath
Supports healthy teeth & gums
Gentle, silent treatment
No anaesthetic required
Suitable for most dogs
How Does Emmi®-Pet Work?
The Emmi®-Pet toothbrush uses completely silent ultrasonic technology to create millions of microscopic bubbles. These gently clean the teeth and gum line, helping to reduce plaque and bacteria without the need for scraping or vibration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is ultrasonic teeth cleaning safe?
Yes. Ultrasonic teeth cleaning is a gentle, non-invasive procedure that does not require anaesthetic, sedation or scraping. It uses ultrasonic vibrations and water to help reduce plaque, tartar and bacteria while being comfortable for most dogs. If your dog has signs of dental disease or requires veterinary treatment, I will always recommend that you consult your vet first.
Will my dog's bad breath improve?
Bad breath is often caused by bacteria, plaque and tartar. Many owners notice an improvement after treatment, although results vary depending on the underlying cause. If bad breath is linked to dental disease or another health condition, a veterinary examination may be recommended.
Does it hurt?
No. The treatment is designed to be comfortable and pain-free. Most dogs tolerate it very well once they become familiar with the toothbrush. There is no scraping or drilling, making it a much calmer experience than many owners expect.
How often should my dog have their teeth cleaned?
For the best results, we recommend treatment every 4–6 weeks, ideally alongside your dog's regular grooming appointment, but this can booked in as a standalone service.
Does my dog need an anaesthetic?
No. Emmi®-Pet ultrasonic teeth cleaning is a gentle, non-invasive treatment carried out while your dog is awake.
How often should my dog have their teeth cleaned?
For the best results, we recommend treatment every 4–6 weeks, ideally alongside your dog's regular grooming appointment, but this can booked in as a standalone service.
Will it remove all tartar?
Results vary depending on the amount of plaque and tartar present. Dogs with heavier build-up may require several treatments to achieve the best results.
Is the treatment suitable for all dogs?
Most dogs are suitable for Emmi®-Pet treatment. If your dog has severe dental disease, loose teeth or shows signs of pain, we recommend seeking advice from your vet before booking.
Can puppies have ultrasonic teeth cleaning?
Yes. Introducing puppies to teeth cleaning at an early age is an excellent way to build positive experiences and establish good dental care habits. Regular maintenance can help keep their teeth healthy as they grow
Do I need to buy a toothbrush?
Your first appointment includes your dog's own genuine Emmi®-Pet brush head. Please bring it with you to future appointments. We recommend replacing it every 6 months. Replacement brush heads are available for £10.
Whether you're looking to freshen your dog's breath, reduce plaque build-up or maintain healthy teeth and gums, we're here to help. Book your dog's Emmi®-Pet ultrasonic teeth cleaning today and give them a healthier smile.
How long does a session take?
The length of each appointment depends on your dog's temperament and the condition of their teeth. Most sessions take between 20 and 40 minutes, allowing plenty of time to work at your dog's pace and keep the experience as relaxed as possible.
What if my dog has heavy tartar?
Heavy tartar can take several sessions to reduce, particularly if it has built up over a long period. Ultrasonic teeth cleaning is intended to help reduce plaque, tartar and bacteria gradually without anaesthetic. If your dog has severe tartar, loose teeth, bleeding gums or signs of dental disease, veterinary treatment may be required before cosmetic maintenance can continue.
Areas We Cover
Nat's Pawfection is based in Soham and welcomes dogs from across Cambridgeshire and Suffolk, including Ely, Newmarket, Fordham, Burwell, Isleham, Mildenhall and the surrounding villages.