Animal Dental Clinic

Friends, do not use Animal Dental Clinic in Vienna, VA. A friend, and it seems many others, lost a beloved pet to sepsis due to unsanitary practices there. The dental vet was found at fault and fined, but is still practicing. Do not lose your furbaby family due to negligence. Stay away from this lication.
Mar 23rd, 2024

We came to Animal Dental Clinic after our dog Dillon was injured during a tooth cleaning from our primary vet. He and his team were kind, knowledgeable, and patient throughout the ordeal. They performed a full-mouth extraction, including a return for all of the broken roots left in Dillons mouth after our primary vet left them in (in several cases without informing us, as it turns out). Ultimately surgical intervention did not help, as Dr. Hall cautioned it might not, but we wanted to leave this positive review from a patient who was not cured overnight. Dr. Hall and his team were extremely responsive to our questions, patiently explained the reasoning for courses of treatment in a way that even other veterinary dental specialists in the region did not. If you can take one lesson from us do not trust dental procedures to the big-box vets. The cost difference of these annual subscriptions is negligible and the damage done over time was breathtaking. We will take all of our future pets to Dr. Hall only for dental exams and work.
Feb 28th, 2024

Dr. Hall and his team are all very kind, compassionate and gentle. They treat all their patients with respect and are dedicated to every dog and cat that walks through their office. Your pet is in the best hands here. Dr. Hall is an expert and I highly recommend his care.
Feb 26th, 2024

DO NOT GO TO DR HALL. Our cat had a similar experience to Rachel Karp. We are lucky our cat is still with us.
Feb 8th, 2024

I am not one to typically write reviews, but I do want to take the time to share my cats and my experience with the Animal Dental Clinic in Vienna, VA. From start to finish - arranging the appointment, coming in for a consult, major dental surgery (extraction of all teeth, which my referring veterinarian indicated would not be a surprise), the dental procedure itself, the follow-up, and the many communications and phone calls - Dr Hall and the staff have demonstrated both professionalism and expertise but have also been warm and compassionate, have invited and encouraged questions, have responded in a timely manner to my many phone calls, have extended walk-in hours for me to bring him in for extra follow-up visits I could go on and on. I will say that the days following the surgery were tough. Of course they were can you imagine waking up with no teeth? It took a lot of coaxing and trying many different things (with the help and advice of Dr. Hall and staff) to get him interested in food but now, just 2 weeks post-op, hes healing well, eating, and back to his playful self. I know Im anthropomorphizing, but I think hell soon forget he ever had teeth! And hes no longer in pain with dental disease. Thanks so much, Dr. Hall and staff, for the good work you do with our beloved furry companions.
Feb 16th, 2024