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Generally most dogs will need oral exams, cleanings, and dental X-rays about once a year, starting at about 6 months of age. Greyhounds, medium, and small dogs often have more urgent needs, Beckman tells WebMD, and may need more frequent care. The dog's age.
Best Answer: Once a year is good if everything seems to be in working order, or more often when the dog requires sets of shots, like when they're puppies. My old guy actually hardly went to the vet once a year, more like whenever he needed his vaccines updated..Then again, he was always a freakishly healthy dog until the tooth. That's another thing, just a word of advice: take care of their teeth.eport Abuse. For the first year or two, most pups have to be seen every 3-4 months, to make sure their growing healthily, etc. etc. After the 1 or 2 year mark (depending on the dog, and vet), once or twice a year is sufficient enough, as long as the dog is healthy, and acting normal.