dental estimate
Dental cleanings are the most frustrating and difficult procedures to estimate. We want to give accurate estimates so clients know what to expect before their pet goes under anesthesia for a procedure, but it is very difficult to judge what will need to be done until we examine the patient’s mouth thoroughly. We strive to keep people informed as we find issues while their pet is under anesthesia and save teeth whenever possible, although extraction is often the best way to treat a painful or infected tooth. We require all patients to have current lab testing in order to undergo anesthesia.
Basic Dental Procedure
| Pre-anesthetic exam |
included |
| Premedication |
25 |
| IV catheter with fluids |
25 |
| Propofol induction with Sevoflurane anesthesia (30 minutes) |
75/85/95
(based on weight) |
| Bair Hugger patient warmer |
15 |
Multiparameter monitor
(blood pressure, heart rate, oxygenation, and temperature) |
25 |
| Comprehensive dental health exam and treatment |
75 |
| Oravet Professional application |
20 |
Additional Pricing for Complicated Dental Treatments
| Additional inhalant anesthesia (5 minutes) |
10 |
| Dental X-ray (each) |
40 |
| Local anesthesia |
25 |
| Pain medication injection |
20 |
| Oral surgery (per 5 minutes) |
30 |
| Dental suture pack |
25 |
| Doxyrobe gel application |
60 |
| Pain medication and antibiotics to go home |
25-50
(based on weight) |
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