Veterinary dental disease is one of the most common and painful conditions affecting dogs and cats. Periodontal disease often develops quietly beneath the gumline and can lead to chronic pain, infection, and reduced quality of life if left untreated.
All pets deserve a pain-free, infection-free oral cavity. This is the Mantra of the veterinary dental procedure and is an ideal approach to veterinary dentistry for your pet. Saving every tooth and root canal treatment is often unnecessary. Our dental fees are fair and are generally around $1400 for an 8 kg dog as of January 2026.
Dr Phil has over 30 years of experience in veterinary dentistry and previously worked in a Veterinary dental referral hospital. This extensive background supports confident clinical decision-making and careful handling of both routine and complex dental cases.
Dr Shereni has over 20 years of experience performing veterinary dentistry. With a partner who is a human dentist, dentistry has long been a strong professional interest. Dr Shereni is known for a methodical and gentle approach to dental and oral procedures.
Veterinary dentistry is more than a scale and polish. A dental procedure includes an vet-dental under anaesthesia,
These procedures aim to reduce infection, improve gum health, and support long-term comfort.
Root canal treatment is not currently offered due to the level of ongoing care and monitoring required. Alternative treatment options and referrals are discussed where appropriate.
Watch Dr Phil and Dr Shereni explain dog dental surgery on the Burwood Vet YouTube channel.
Burwood Vet YouTube Channel
If you are concerned about your pet’s dental health, please contact the clinic to arrange a dental assessment. We will explain our findings clearly and help you choose the most appropriate treatment plan.
All dog and cat medical procedures are recommended based on individual examination findings and your pet’s overall health. Risks, benefits, and aftercare are discussed before treatment.
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