Dog Dental Care · Chantilly, VA
Professional cleanings, complex extractions, full-mouth feline procedures, and oral surgery — all performed in Chantilly by Dr. Masood. Regional nerve blocks combined with multimodal pain management reduce systemic anesthetic exposure and speed recovery. Referrals accepted.
What our clients say about dental care at Nova Pets.
“We brought our puppo Coconut in to have an abscessed tooth removed. The original quote from our normal vet was a range from $1,700–$2,100... On the advice of a good friend, we brought Coco to Nova Pets... Obviously we chose the cheaper option, and boy were we glad. Not only did we save money, but on the day of her surgery my schedule changed and I wouldn't be available to pick her up before closing. They moved her surgery up, got the work done, and had her ready to go in 4 hours. They went above and beyond to conform to my last-minute scheduling change and still get my baby top-notch care. Thank you so much Nova Pets!”
“We took our Golden Retriever to Dr. Masood after discovering a mass on his lower gum line. After tests revealed it was oral cancer, Dr. Masood was quick to give us options on what could be done. Cruiser had successful surgery and is now cancer free. Dr. Masood did an excellent job and met all of our expectations — his recovery was swift. I would highly recommend Dr. Masood and Nova Pets Health Center!”
Our approach
Regional nerve blocks combined with multimodal pain management allow most procedures to be performed under light sedation — reducing systemic anesthetic exposure, speeding recovery, and making dental care accessible to patients who are poor candidates for deep anesthesia.
Left untreated, it doesn't stay just in the mouth. Bacteria from dental disease can enter the bloodstream and travel to other areas of the body — affecting the heart, kidneys, and liver. Oral bacteria that reach the heart valves can trigger inflammation and endocarditis, a serious and sometimes life-threatening condition. The kidneys, responsible for filtering waste from the bloodstream, can become inflamed and damaged over time. The liver, working to filter those same circulating bacteria, faces chronic strain that can lead to lasting damage.
The good news: caught early, dental disease is highly treatable. A professional cleaning, diagnostic X-rays, and an honest assessment of what's happening below the gumline can change the trajectory of your dog's long-term health.
Signs your dog may have dental disease
Most dogs don't show obvious signs
Dogs instinctively hide pain. The absence of symptoms does not mean the absence of disease — which is why a professional exam and X-rays are the only reliable way to know what's actually happening.
Our services
Dr. Masood performs professional cleanings, extractions, and oral surgery in Chantilly — full anesthesia monitoring on every procedure, with hundreds of cases of experience behind every recommendation.
On pricing
We consistently hear from clients that our prices are significantly more reasonable than quotes they received elsewhere. Dustin's experience above is not unusual — we believe good dental care shouldn't require choosing between your dog's health and your budget.
What to expect
Why Nova Pets
Not every practice has the surgical experience, equipment, or time to handle complex dental cases. Dr. Masood will communicate findings and treatment back to your practice promptly.
Call to discuss the case before scheduling. We're happy to talk through the clinical picture, confirm we're the right fit, and coordinate timing. (703) 378-9791 — Referral inquiries welcome.
Whether you're a pet owner seeking advanced dental care or a veterinarian looking to refer a complex case, we're the right call. Reach us directly to discuss the case before scheduling. Referral inquiries welcome.
Serving Chantilly, Centreville, Fairfax, and Northern Virginia since 2001 · 3935 Avion Park Ct Suite A102, Chantilly, VA 20151
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