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Animal Dental Clinic
410 Maple Avenue West, Vienna, Virginia 22180
About the Animal Dental Clinic
Welcome to the Animal Dental Clinic located at 410 Maple Avenue West in Vienna, Virginia. Our clinic specializes in providing top-quality dental care for your furry companions. Our team of experienced veterinarians is dedicated to ensuring the oral health and well-being of your pets. From routine cleanings to advanced dental procedures, we offer a wide range of services to keep your pet's teeth and gums healthy. Visit us today and give your pets the gift of a beautiful smile!
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410 Maple Ave W STE 1, Vienna, VA 22180, United States
Opening hours of Animal Dental Clinic
Monday:
07:00 - 16:00
Tuesday:
07:00 - 16:00
Wednesday:
07:00 - 16:00
Thursday:
07:00 - 16:00
Friday:
07:00 - 16:00
Saturday:
Closed
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews of Animal Dental Clinic
"DO NOT GO TO DOCTOR HALL I had a horrific I saw Dr Hall for 3 minutes. Want to give negative stars. The office will blame you for their incompetence and malpractice. So do your research I recommend the oral surgery and staff and that Love Centre in Leesberg Dr Hall and his staff especially Christal Wheeler are unprofessional and inhumane"
"The dentist and his professional staff are great. We took our two poodles in last month, they had extensive work, one of them had a slight fever following surgery. We called the office and he was seen immediately. He was treated and recovered completely. I recommend this group without qualification."
"We brought our dog here for extensive dental work and couldn't have been happier. The dentist and staff were compassionate, patient, and knowledgeable. We were informed every step of the way and options were discussed. Even though I live more than an hour from this office, I will continue to bring my dog here because the excellent care is worth it. 10/10, would recommend."
"If I could give negative stars I would. DO NOT BRING YOUR LOVED ONES HERE. My dog underwent surgery on SEP 12 for an oral fistula. Two days later the stitches came undone. The doctor and his team stated they could repair her oral fistula stitches in Oct for an additional ~$1,900. On OCT 2, my dog had the second surgery. The next day we rushed her to the ER after she was hardly breathing and moving. She died on OCT 3. Please do your research before coming here. I hardly ever write reviews on businesses but feel so strongly that I needed to provide honest feedback on my experience with this organization. After submitting my post, the office manager sent my wife and I an email and requested that we remove our review, or they will pursue legal action. In my opinion, if you can accept good reviews, then you should be able to accept negative reviews for poor service. I believe in freedom of speech and will not be silenced! We love you Armani #justiceforArmani"
"Early in 2022 my vet let me know after my dogs cleaning that it may be best for her next visit to see a Vet that specializes in dental care. I did some research and in December of 2022 I brought my 10-year-old pug Lucy to Animal Dental Clinic to see Dr. Hall. I elected for the consultation and procedure since I had a pretty good idea, she would need some sort of work done. Dr. Hall came in to evaluate Lucy and I have to say I was so impressed that he just got on the floor with her and played with her while talking to me about her background. I found him doing this versus coming in and sweeping her up onto the examining table really made a difference for her. Dr. Hall then took her back and did general consultation and he and his staff went through and explained what was happening with each tooth in her mouth and their suggestions for treatment. What I appreciated here was there was no shaming on if I had come to us sooner some things would not be an issue and that they took into consideration the amount of work she would need and cost. Talking through options and if we could do some of her treatment now and more down the line. They put no pressure or guilt on me at all. I elected to have one procedure and have all of her teeth removed. I chose to do this because some of her teeth needed to come out now and the others would need to come out down the line so I felt it was best to a one and done now versus this being a back-and-forth thing and taking into consideration her breed and age the idea of a few surgeries and recovery may not be best. Well then, the fun began and Lucy’s extractions turned into more extensive work. Dr. Hall and his staff called me all through surgery when there a choice to be made or if the original plan was changing. Again, through her procedure there was no pressure or guilt on what they feel should be done. They provided me the options and pros and cons of them and let me come to the determination I felt was best. After Lucy’s surgery Cristal took the time to go through her treatment plan, how to do home care, how to give Lucy her medicine, what to look for and be concerned about. She took time to provide some suggestions for helping Lucy if she was difficult in getting her medicine and such. She truly made it clear if I had questions or concerns call anytime and leave a message. Two days after surgery Lucy was doing well all things considered but I noticed she started to have a bad smell on her mouth. I called during a holiday weekend and the office was closed and left a message. They called back within and hour and let me know they would like to see her sooner and we were back in the office on Monday on a holiday. The best way I can explain what happened is some of the work that was done did not hold and sutures broke. This can be common with the breed and due to the extensive work that was done. What we chose to do what is called secondary intention healing which means the wound will be left open (rather than being stitched together) and left to heal by itself, filling in and closing up naturally. This was less invasive and would require weekly appointments to see if things were doing better. This would a be slow process of healing. For about a month the office would call daily and check in and I would bring Lucy in for an in person check in weekly or bi-weekly as Dr. Hall felt was best. After a little over a month Lucy is doing fantastic. She is all healed up, her energy is higher than it was pre-surgery. I have also noticed that she no longer has yucky eye discharge and she no longer has what I thought was seasonal coughing and sneezing. I highly recommend Dr. Hall and his staff. I wish I had known there were vets that their primary specialty is dental care in animals. I will take Dr. Hall’s advice and with any pet in the future bring them in sooner so they can get ahead of some of these large issues or to preventative care starting as a puppy. *Picture attached is her last appointment. Looking gray but all healed up."
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