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Janet's Veterinary Medicine BlogIs anesthesia necessary to do a dental cleaning? There's nothing like a nice, bright smile! Pet dental care is important, but many people wonder why anesthesia is often necessary for a full dental cleaning and examination.
For the record, home care (brushing) does not require anesthesia, and is definitely a part of good oral health for your pet. In addition to home care though, your vet may recommend a professional cleaning if your pet has bad breath or related problems. Learn what is involved with a veterinary dental and why general anesthesia is necessary in this FAQ.
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There's nothing like a nice, bright smile! Pet dental care is important, but many people wonder why anesthesia is often necessary for a full dental cleaning and examination.

