Pearlie Whites

Professional gentle non-anesthesia teeth cleaning for cats and dogs

by Dana Raphaelle, R.D.H.

Our Mission

I am a dental hygienist with 30 years experience.

At Pearlie Whites, my goal is to do a thorough, yet gentle cleaning of your animal companion's teeth in a stress-free environment while maintaining strict OSHA compliant infection control standards. My motto is service with gentleness, kindness, and respect.

I am joyously performing this service due to my great love of animals. I can uniquely give them the same high quality service that my human patients have enjoyed all these years. I want your companion animal to feel safe, comfortable, and relaxed, and pampered. Our animal companions give so much unconditional love to us all the time while asking very little in return. It gives me great joy to be able to serve them.

To that end, I comfortably and safely restrains the patient, and I gently clean the teeth thoroughly. I provide the same quality of OSHA compliant infection control that I apply to people.

FREE Examination Offer

Call me for a free exam. There is no obligation. I will evaluate the teeth and gums and tell you if you companion needs to have his teeth cleaned, or if the condition is so severe you need to see your veterinarian.

I provide a unique combination of:

A spa-like stress-free experience for your animal companion
A thorough, yet kind and gentle cleaning
Examination of teeth and gums
Client education and home-care instructions
OSHA compliant infection control
Micro and Mini instruments - the right size for each tooth
Animal communication - each procedure is explained to the patient

Your complete satisfaction is guaranteed. Read our "Total Satisfaction Guarantee".

Contact Information

Telephone: 818-667-5747
FAX: 818-342-4445
Electronic mail: General Information: dana@pearliewhites.com

Send requests for information on non-anesthesia teeth cleaning to dana@pearliewhites.com

The therapy described in this website is an adjunct therapy, not intended to replace your companion's primary medical care. If your companion animal is currently taking medication or under a veterinarian's care you may want to consult with your veterinarian prior to receiving treatments of any kind.