Ultrasonic Teeth Cleaning

Teeth Cleaning For Your Dog Without Anaesthetic

Gentle ultrasonic dental cleaning to help reduce plaque, freshen breath and support healthier gums.

If your dog's breath smells unpleasant, their teeth are becoming yellow, or you're worried about plaque and tartar building up, you're not alone.

Dental disease affects the majority of dogs over the age of three, yet many owners don't realise there's a gentle way to help keep their dog's mouth healthier before serious problems develop.

At Riber Pets we offer non-anaesthetic ultrasonic dog teeth cleaning using the Emmi-Pet ultrasonic toothbrush.

✅ No Anaesthetic

✅ Gentle Cleaning

✅ Fresher Breath

✅ Calm Experience

Unlike a traditional toothbrush, there is no scrubbing, no vibration and no frightening noise. Most dogs find the treatment calm and comfortable.

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What is Ultrasonic Teeth Cleaning?

The Emmi-Pet toothbrush works differently from an ordinary toothbrush.


Because the toothbrush doesn't vibrate or rotate, many dogs tolerate it far better than a conventional toothbrush.

Instead of scrubbing the teeth, it uses ultrasonic waves together with an enzymatic toothpaste to create millions of microscopic bubbles. These bubbles help break down bacteria around the teeth and gums, even in areas that are difficult to reach with normal brushing.

Is This Better Than A Veterinary Dental?

Not exactly—and it's important to understand the difference.

Ultrasonic teeth cleaning is designed to help maintain your dog's dental health and reduce plaque before serious dental disease develops.

A veterinary dental procedure is needed when a dog already has advanced tartar, loose teeth or dental disease that requires treatment under anaesthetic.

Think of our service as regular dental maintenance, rather than dental surgery.

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Results:

Most dogs show visible improvements after their first appointment, while others with heavier tartar build-up benefit from a series of treatments.

Regular appointments, combined with good home dental care, produce the best long-term results.

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Customer Feedback:

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    "Took my 8 year old, extremely anxious dog to have ultrasound teeth cleaning today.

    Staff brilliant and no more smelly dog breath! Hopefully this will mean she doesn’t have to undergo risky anaesthesia at the vets any time soon! "

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Gentle ultrasonic dog teeth cleaning at Riber Pets in Matlock, Duffield & Etwall, Derbyshire.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does ultrasonic dog teeth cleaning hurt?

No. The treatment is designed to be gentle and does not involve scraping or traditional brushing.

Is it safe?

Yes. Our groomers are trained to understand you dog's dental health and carry out treatments safely.

The treatment is:

✔ Non-invasive

✔ Pain free

✔ No anaesthetic

✔ No scraping

✔ No vibration

✔ No loud noise

Your dog's comfort is always our priority.

If we feel your dog has severe tartar build-up, loose teeth or signs of dental disease that require veterinary treatment, we'll always recommend visiting your vet instead.

Does my dog need an anaesthetic?

No. Your dog remains awake just as they would in a regular grooming appointment.

Can ultrasonic cleaning remove heavy tartar?

It works best for plaque, early tartar and ongoing maintenance, each dog's dental health is different.

Dogs with severe tartar, loose teeth or advanced dental disease may need veterinary treatment under anaesthetic.

What Happens During The Appointment?

Your appointment lasts approximately 30 minutes.

We'll begin by gently introducing your dog to the toothbrush so they can become comfortable.

The ultrasonic toothbrush is then slowly worked around the teeth using specialist toothpaste.

There is no scraping or brushing motion, allowing most dogs to relax throughout the session.

Many owners are surprised by how calm their dogs remain.

Before you leave we'll explain what we found and recommend how often your dog should return.

Will my dog stay still?

Every dog is different.

We work patiently and calmly, allowing your dog to become comfortable with the toothbrush.

How often should my dog have ultrasonic teeth cleaning?

This depends on your dog's age, diet and dental health.

Many dogs benefit from regular maintenance appointments every few months.

We'll recommend a schedule that's right for your dog.

Can puppies have ultrasonic teeth cleaning?

Yes, once their adult teeth have come through it's an excellent way to establish good dental care.

Can older dogs have the treatment?

Yes, provided there are no underlying dental issues that require veterinary care.

Does it replace brushing?

No. Regular brushing at home remains the gold standard.

Ultrasonic cleaning is an excellent addition to your dog's dental care routine.

Will my dog's breath improve?

Many owners notice fresher breath after treatment, particularly when bad breath is caused by plaque and bacteria.

Is it suitable for nervous dogs?

Many nervous dogs tolerate ultrasonic cleaning well because there is no vibration, scraping or loud noise.

What if my dog won't let you clean their teeth?

We never force treatment. If Ultrasonic Teeth Cleaning is not possible your will not be charged for the appointment.

If your dog is too anxious, we'll discuss alternative options with you.