Dental care in London
117 veterinary practices in London, London — most first-opinion vets offer dental care.
There are 117 veterinary practices listed in London, London, and dental care is routine care that most first-opinion vets provide — including at A J M Robson, British Veterinary Association and Catcuddles Vets Tony Welsh Cat Clinic.
About dental care
Dental disease is one of the most common problems seen in dogs and cats. Routine dental checks, professional cleaning (scale and polish) and, where needed, extractions help keep your pet comfortable and healthy.
Most first-opinion practices assess dental health at routine check-ups and offer dental procedures under anaesthetic. Ask about signs to watch for, such as bad breath, or difficulty eating.
We don’t hold a per-practice service list, so please phone the London practices below to confirm dental care is available and check current pricing.
Veterinary practices in London
7 Mansfield St, London W1G 9NQ
68 Springbank Rd, London SE13 6SN
241 Westbourne Grove, London W11 2SE
9a Lamont Rd, London SW10 0HP
212 Brixton Hill, London SW2 1HE
348 S Lambeth Rd, London SW8 1UQ
1-3 Gloucester Rd, South Kensington, London SW7 4PP
144 Liverpool Rd, London N1 1LA
72 Green Lanes, Newington Green, London N16 9EJ
1203A London Rd, London SW16 4UY
1 Parish Ln, London SE20 7LH
Unit K, Tillermans Court, Grenan Square, London UB6 0FT
1 Hardwick St, London EC1R 4RB
101 Sternhold Ave, London SW2 4PF
Need urgent help? 48 practices in London are listed with emergency cover — always phone before travelling.
Other routine services in London
Dental care — FAQs
Which vets in London offer dental care?
Dental care is a routine service most first-opinion practices provide. 117 veterinary practices are listed in London, London below, and 48 are listed with emergency cover — contact one to confirm availability and pricing.
How much does dental care cost in London?
Prices vary by practice, your pet and the specifics of the treatment, so we don't publish set fees. Call any of the 117 London practices listed here for a current quote.
How do I know if my pet needs dental treatment?
Bad breath, discoloured teeth, red gums or reluctance to eat can all be signs. A vet can assess your pet’s teeth at a routine check-up.
Is a dental done under anaesthetic?
Professional cleaning and extractions are usually carried out under general anaesthetic so the vet can examine and treat every tooth safely.
Giddy Pets is a directory — we list practices but don’t provide veterinary services. Data sourced from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors). Always confirm services and prices with the practice.