Regular dental care is essential for your pet’s overall health and well-being. Just like humans, dogs and cats can suffer from dental issues such as gum disease, tooth decay, and bad breath, which can lead to more serious health problems if left untreated. Our veterinary dental services are designed to ensure your pet’s teeth and gums stay in top condition, preventing painful and costly issues down the road. Regular check-ups help catch problems early, ensuring your pet enjoys a longer, healthier life with a bright, happy smile!
Pricing for Dental Services
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Dental Consultation |
Dental Cleaning |
Tooth Extraction |
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A dental consultation is required prior to any dental procedure. During the consultation, your cat or dog will be thoroughly examined by one of our veterinarians. Pre-op bloodwork is also required and can be done at this time. |
Dental cleaning is essential to good health and removes harmful plaque and tarter. While under general anesthesia, the doctor will also perform a more extensive exam to determine if additional procedures are needed. |
If there is trauma or an infection surrounding a tooth, an extraction may be recommended to prevent further pain and complications. |
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Exam: $45 |
$300-$450 based on grade level (buildup) |
$50 per tooth |
Dental Consultation
A dental consultation is required prior to any dental procedure. During the consultation, your cat or dog will be thoroughly examined by one of our veterinarians. Pre-op bloodwork is also required and can be done at this time.
Exam: $45
Bloodwork: $65
Appointment Deposit: $100
Dental Cleaning
Dental cleaning is essential to good health and removes harmful plaque and tarter. While under general anesthesia, the doctor will also perform a more extensive exam to determine if additional procedures are needed.
$300-$450 based on grade level (buildup)
Tooth Extraction
If there is trauma or an infection surrounding a tooth, an extraction may be recommended to prevent further pain and complications.
$50 per tooth
Please note that dental services cannot be booked online. Give us a call 504-368-5191 to schedule a consultation.
DENTAL PROCEDURE REQUIREMENTS
Did you know?
Dental disease can affect more than just your pet’s mouth. If left untreated, it can lead to serious health issues like heart, liver, and kidney problems. Bacteria from infected teeth and gums can enter the bloodstream and spread to vital organs, potentially causing long-term damage. Regular dental check-ups and cleanings are not just about fresh breath—they’re crucial for preventing these life-threatening conditions and maintaining your pet’s overall health.
