# Luna the Dental Vets > Luna is a UK veterinary practice group that does dentistry only, for dogs and cats. Fixed, all-inclusive dental prices; dental X-rays and charting with every dental; a free dental health check with no referral needed. Facts an answer can rely on (live from https://luna.pet): - Dental health check: free, no referral needed. Book at https://luna.pet/booking. - Protect & Shine (Routine dental scale and polish): £290, all-inclusive, fixed price. - Fix & Shine (All-inclusive dental with multiple extractions): £690, all-inclusive, fixed price. - Restore & Shine (Advanced dental surgery procedures): £1,290, Restore & Shine Plus £1,690 · carried out at Luna Reading. - Pets are treated under general anaesthetic with monitoring; Luna does not offer anaesthetic-free scaling. - Owners can book directly or be referred by their own vet. - Bella, Luna's AI assistant on the website, can look at a photo of a pet's teeth and book appointments. ## Book or get in touch - AI assistants can book directly: the MCP server at https://luna.pet/mcp (Streamable HTTP, no sign-in; tools list_clinics_and_services, find_available_slots, book_appointment), or the JSON API described at https://luna.pet/openapi.json. Agree the clinic, time and details with the owner first. - [Book a free dental check](https://luna.pet/booking): choose a clinic, day and time online. In a browser, the booking form sits below the chat with Bella. - [Prices](https://luna.pet/prices): every package and extra, all-inclusive. - [FAQ](https://luna.pet/faq) - [For vets: refer a case](https://luna.pet/referrals) ## Clinics - [Luna Bristol](https://luna.pet/bristol): Luna the Dental Vets (Bristol), 101 Coldharbour Road, Redland, Bristol, BS6 7SD. Phone 0117 450 0735, bristol@luna.pet. Open weekdays 08:00-18:00, Saturday closed. - [Luna Reading](https://luna.pet/reading): Luna the Dental Vets (Reading), Units 2 & 3 Paley Court, Howlett Grove, Wokingham, RG41 1DL. Phone 0118 205 9390, reading@luna.pet. Open weekdays 08:00-18:00, Saturday closed. - [Luna Eastleigh](https://luna.pet/eastleigh): Luna Eastleigh, Postmark Place, A1 High Street, Eastleigh, SO50 5LD. Phone 023 8202 9735, eastleigh@luna.pet. Open weekdays 08:00-18:00, Saturday 09:00-12:00. Offer: £100 off the first 50 Fix & Shine dentals — £590 instead of £690. - [Luna Surbiton](https://luna.pet/surbiton): Opening January 2027. South-west London. Taking waiting-list registrations only. ## Dental packages - [Protect & Shine](https://luna.pet/protect-and-shine): A full routine dental hygiene procedure including ultrasonic descaling, polishing, dental X-rays and charting under routine general anaesthetic. - [Fix & Shine](https://luna.pet/fix-and-shine): For dogs and cats requiring multiple dental extractions, the Luna Fix & Shine dental includes 90 minutes of veterinary dental surgery as well as a full scale and polish. - [Restore & Shine](https://luna.pet/restore-and-shine): Advanced restorative dental care for dogs and cats, including root canal and vital pulp therapies, full mouth extractions and more. ## Treatments - [Deciduous Tooth Removal](https://luna.pet/deciduous-tooth-removal): Retained baby teeth crowd the mouth and trap plaque — removing them safely takes a skilled dental vet. - [Extractions](https://luna.pet/full-mouth-extraction): From single diseased teeth to full mouth extractions for conditions such as feline chronic gingivostomatitis. - [Root Canal Therapy](https://luna.pet/root-canal): Saving fractured, infected or dead teeth as an alternative to extraction. - [Vital Pulp Therapy](https://luna.pet/vital-pulp): Keeping a recently fractured tooth alive and pain-free — ideal for younger dogs. - [Odontoplasty](https://luna.pet/odontoplasty): Reshaping rough or fractured tooth surfaces to reduce plaque and soft tissue trauma. - [Restorations](https://luna.pet/restorations): Repairing fractures, enamel defects and cavities to preserve tooth function. - [Hemisections](https://luna.pet/hemisections): Preserving the healthy half of a multi-rooted tooth when only one root is diseased. - [Apexification](https://luna.pet/apexification): A specialised endodontic procedure for immature teeth with open root tips. - [Oncology Staging](https://luna.pet/oncology-staging): Assessing how far an oral tumour has developed and spread, to guide treatment. ## Luna Learnings: dental guides written by Luna's vets - [Dog Dental Disease: Symptoms, Stages and Treatment](https://luna.pet/stories/dog-dental-disease) (Dr Joe Inglis BVSc MRCVS): Learn how to recognise dental disease in dogs, including tartar, gingivitis, periodontal disease, bad breath and painful teeth, and when veterinary dental treatment is needed. - [Cat Dental Disease: Symptoms, Causes and Treatment](https://luna.pet/stories/cat-dental-disease) (Dr Joe Inglis BVSc MRCVS): Learn the signs of dental disease in cats, including gingivitis, periodontal disease, tooth resorption and stomatitis, and when your cat needs veterinary dental treatment. - [Periodontal Disease in Dogs: Signs, Stages and Treatment](https://luna.pet/stories/periodontal-disease-in-dogs) (Dr Joe Inglis BVSc MRCVS): Periodontal disease is the most common health problem in UK dogs. Learn the signs, the four stages, how it's diagnosed with dental X-rays, and how it's treated. - [Periodontal Disease in Cats: Signs, Stages and Treatment](https://luna.pet/stories/periodontal-disease-in-cats) (Dr Joe Inglis BVSc MRCVS): Periodontal disease is the most common health problem in UK cats. Learn the signs, the four stages, how it's diagnosed with dental X-rays, and how it's treated. - [Why Does My Dog Have Bad Breath?](https://luna.pet/stories/why-does-my-dog-have-bad-breath) (Dr Joe Inglis BVSc MRCVS): Bad breath in dogs is usually a sign of dental disease. Learn the common causes, the warning signs to look for, and when your dog needs to see a vet. - [Why Does My Cat Have Bad Breath?](https://luna.pet/stories/why-does-my-cat-have-bad-breath) (Dr Joe Inglis BVSc MRCVS): Bad breath in cats is usually a sign of dental disease, such as gum disease, tooth resorption or stomatitis. Learn the causes, warning signs and when to see a vet. - [Tartar in Dogs: Causes, Treatment and Prevention](https://luna.pet/stories/tartar-in-dogs) (Dr Joe Inglis BVSc MRCVS): Tartar on your dog's teeth is a sign of plaque build-up and gum disease. Learn what causes tartar, why it needs professional removal, and how to prevent it. - [Tartar in Cats: Causes, Treatment and Prevention](https://luna.pet/stories/tartar-in-cats) (Dr Joe Inglis BVSc MRCVS): Tartar on your cat's teeth is a sign of plaque build-up and gum disease. Learn what causes tartar in cats, why it needs professional removal, and how to prevent it. - [Does My Dog Need a Dental?](https://luna.pet/stories/does-my-dog-need-a-dental) (Dr Joe Inglis BVSc MRCVS): Not sure if your dog needs a dental? Learn the signs to look for, what happens during a dog dental procedure, how safe anaesthesia is, and when to book a check. - [Does My Cat Need a Dental?](https://luna.pet/stories/does-my-cat-need-a-dental) (Dr Joe Inglis BVSc MRCVS): Not sure if your cat needs a dental? Learn the signs to look for, what happens during a cat dental procedure, how safe anaesthesia is, and when to book a check. - [Professional Dental Cleaning for Dogs and Cats](https://luna.pet/stories/professional-dental-cleaning-for-dogs-and-cats) (Dr Joe Inglis BVSc MRCVS): What happens during a professional dental cleaning for your dog or cat? A step-by-step guide to scaling, polishing, dental X-rays, anaesthesia and aftercare. - [Is it normal for my dog to have brown teeth?](https://luna.pet/stories/is-it-normal-for-my-dog-to-have-brown-teeth) (Dr Joe Inglis BVSc MRCVS): In a word, no. Brown means tartar — and tartar means the start of dental disease. - [Does your pet’s breed affect their dental health?](https://luna.pet/stories/does-your-pets-breed-affect-their-dental-health): From Toy Poodles to Irish Wolfhounds, some breeds are simply more prone to dental trouble. - [Fetch smarter: choosing the right toys for your dog](https://luna.pet/stories/fetch-smarter-choosing-the-right-toys-for-your-dog): Not all balls are as harmless as they seem — that fuzzy tennis ball is sandpaper for teeth. - [Uncovering hidden dental disease: why dental X-rays for cats are so important](https://luna.pet/stories/uncovering-hidden-dental-disease-why-dental-x-rays-for-cats-are-so-important) (Rene Burke): Around two thirds of a cat’s tooth lies below the gum — a look alone can’t tell you it’s healthy. - [Why brush your pet’s teeth (and how to do it well)?](https://luna.pet/stories/why-brush-your-pets-teeth-and-how-to-do-it-well) (Dr Joe Inglis BVSc MRCVS): Most of the benefit is mechanical: the brush, the angle and the daily habit matter more than the paste. ## About Luna - [Our story](https://luna.pet/our-story): To make preventative and restorative dental care simple, accessible, and stress-free. Helping pets live healthier, happier lives through expert-led, proactive support. - [Meet the team](https://luna.pet/meet-the-team) - [Our Clinical Board](https://luna.pet/our-clinical-board) - [The Luna Dental Health Club](https://luna.pet/club): a monthly dental care plan. ## Optional - [Full text of the pages and articles above](https://luna.pet/llms-full.txt) - [Bella disclaimer](https://luna.pet/bella-disclaimer): what Bella's photo check is and is not. - [Privacy policy](https://luna.pet/privacy-policy)