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DENTAL CLEANING
Anesthesia is required for a proper examination of the oral cavity and thorough cleaning. Periodontal disease is the most common disease of cats and dogs, it is caused by infection below the gum line; it has little to do with the calculus that is visible to you on the surface of the tooth. Untreated dental disease can lead to liver, kidney, heart disease and many others. Your pet needs to have an exam by the Veterinarian to determine the level of dental care needed for your pet.
Brushing your pet’s teeth on a daily basis is also important in maintaining your pets’ dental care; however it does not eliminate the need for professional cleanings under anesthesia. Below you will see an estimate of a general dental cleaning for your pet under general anesthesia, along with a brief description on why each item is an essential step in the dental cleaning process. Any additional needs (i.e. radiographs or tooth extraction etc) will be discussed at your pet’s exam and a more detailed estimate will be presented to you. Please contact our office to schedule your pet’s dental appointment.
Feline and Canine General Dental Prophylaxis
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Feline
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Canine
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Dental Prophylaxis Grade 1 comprises an ultrasonic scaling of all tooth surfaces, probing and charting of all teeth, and polishing of all teeth. |
$50.00
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$50.00
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Pre Surgical exam is performed to be sure we meet all your pets needs throughout the anesthesia and the dental cleaning. |
Included
if exam with in past 60 days
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Included
if exam with in past 60 days |
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Pre Surgical Sedation is performed to help your pet relax prior to anesthesia and for placement of an intravenous catheter with no stress to your pet. |
$38.00
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$38.00 |
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Pre Anesthetic Blood Work (mini panel) is needed to determine the internal organ function of your pet to verify the risk of anesthesia (older or at risk pets may require more extensive blood work). |
$83.00
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$83.00 |
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Intravenous Catheter and Fluid Line
is used to provide access to your pet's vein at all times to deliver pain medications and fluids. |
$61.00
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$61.00 |
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Intravenous Fluid Therapy is performed to keep your pet well hydrated and to promote a good recovery from the anesthesia. |
$36.00
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$36.00 |
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Intravenous Fluid Therapy Infusion Pump allows Intravenous Fluids to be administered at a constant infusion rate to ensure accurate volumes are being administered on a regular basis. |
included
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included |
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Anesthesia Induction Agent is given to your pet to facilitate placement of a tube into their trachea so your pet may be maintained on an inhalant anesthetic machine throughout the procedure. |
$44.00
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$68.00 |
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Anesthesia Maintenance Inhalant is used once your pet has been intubated to maintain your pet on general anesthesia throughout the entire procedure (your pet must be intubated for this procedure to prevent aspiration of debris and fluids while performing the dental cleaning). |
$59.00
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$118.00 |
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Anesthetic Monitoring and Thermal Support is perfomed using state of art monitoring equipment. This hands on monitoring and support is performed by Registered Veterinary Nurses continuously throughout procedure and into recovery. |
included
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included |
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Antibiotic Injection is given while your pet is still in hospital to help kill bacteria that may have been stirred up during dental cleaning. |
$31.00
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$31.00 |
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Pain Medication Injection is given to help your pet rest comfortably after the cleaning. |
$28.00
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$28.00 |
TOTAL $430.00 $513.00
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