Preserve your pet’s health and vitality with expert dental care—because oral wellness matters.
Dental disease affects over 80% of pets, often before they reach three years old—many pet owners don't even realise there's a problem until signs are clear. At Middle Brighton Vet, we prioritise early detection, prevention, and compassionate treatment to maintain your pet’s comfort and wellbeing.
Why Choose Us for Your Pet’s Dental Health
- Expertise in Veterinary Dentistry: Led by Dr. Pey, a 2024 graduate of the University of Melbourne with ANZCVS Memberships in Small Animal Dentistry and Oral Surgery, we provide top-tier oral care right here in Brighton.
- Comprehensive Dental Services: From professional scale-and-polish with anaesthetic safety to advanced imaging and extractions - the full suite of modern dentistry.
- Prevent Pain & Disease Early: We catch gingivitis while it’s reversible—preventing progression to irreversible periodontitis and costly, painful treatments later on.
Our Dental Services Include
- Oral Examinations & Risk Assessment
- Scale, Polish & Cleaning Under Anaesthesia
- Intraoral X‑rays for Hidden Issues
- Safe Extractions & Pain Management
- At‑Home Dental Care Coaching - brushing, diet recommendations, and VOHC-approved dental aids.
- Advanced restorative and/or repair option if needed
Why Dental Care Matters
- Prevents painful infections, tooth loss, and bad breath.
- Reduces risk of bacterial spread to organs like the heart and kidneys.
- Keeps your pet comfortable eating, playing, and living life to the fullest.
- Early prevention and regular cleans save money and help to avoid extractions.
Middle Brighton Vet is your trusted local partner in lifelong dental health. From our expert team led by Dr. Pey to our comprehensive services and compassionate care model, we’re here to help your pet enjoy every healthy smile.
FAQs
Q: How do I know if my pet needs professional dental care?
A: Signs include bad breath, red gums, drooling, pawing at the mouth, reluctance to eat, or visible tartar. These often indicate early-stage dental disease.
Q: Are at-home dental aids enough?
A: Home brushing is the gold standard - about 3× more effective than treats alone—but chews and dental diets (especially vet-approved options) help when brushing isn't possible.
Q: Is dental care safe for older pets?
A: Yes - under professional care with proper anaesthetic monitoring and pain management. Home dental routines also reduce the frequency of needed anesthetic procedures.
Pet Dentistry
Our team of professionals are here to help make pet care easy. If you have any questions or concerns about your pet's health, don’t hesitate to get in touch.
If you would like to make an appointment you can book online or give us a call to arrange a suitable time.
