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The dental assessment is the first step before scheduling your pet’s dental procedure. During this visit, our team evaluates your pet’s mouth, discusses visible dental disease, reviews your pet’s health history, and helps determine which dental package may be appropriate.

To schedule your pet’s dental assessment, a $45 Dental Assessment Deposit is required. This helps reserve your appointment and reduce no-shows. If your pet completes one of our dental packages, the $45 is credited toward the final dental invoice. If you decide not to move forward with the dental procedure, the $45 covers the doctor’s dental assessment.

No. The dental assessment is not free and is not waived upfront. A $45 Dental Assessment Deposit is paid when you schedule the assessment. If your pet completes one of our dental packages, the $45 is credited toward the final dental invoice. If you decide not to move forward with the dental procedure, the $45 covers the doctor’s dental assessment.

Dental disease can vary widely from pet to pet. Some pets may need a routine cleaning, while others may have loose, infected, fractured, or painful teeth that require extractions. The assessment helps us explain the process and reduce surprises before treatment.

The assessment is usually a separate visit before the dental procedure. In some cases, same-day dental treatment may be possible if it is arranged in advance and the schedule allows. Our team can review options with you during the scheduling process.

We currently offer two dental package options: the Essential Dental Package starting at $299 and the Complete Dental Package at $899. Our team will help explain which option may be most appropriate after your pet’s dental assessment.

The Essential Dental Package is designed for pets who need a professional dental cleaning and do not require extensive extractions.

Final recommendations depend on your pet’s oral health and assessment findings.

The Complete Dental Package is designed for pets who may need a more advanced dental procedure, including extractions.

Dental extractions can become expensive when itemized separately, especially when x-rays, sutures, anesthesia time, monitoring, and pain control are involved. The Complete Package is designed to give clients a clearer cost ceiling and reduce surprise extraction fees.

The Complete Dental Package is designed to cap the cost of dental extractions included in the package, giving clients clearer expectations before moving forward. Some items may still vary depending on your pet’s needs, such as bloodwork, take-home medications, or additional treatments recommended by the veterinarian. Our team will review this with you before the procedure.

Our goal is to be as transparent as possible before your pet’s procedure. The dental assessment allows us to explain available packages, review likely needs, and help you understand the expected cost. Some findings may only be confirmed once your pet is under anesthesia and the veterinarian can fully evaluate the mouth.

No second deposit is required after the assessment. Your $45 Dental Assessment Deposit is credited toward your completed dental package.

The deposit helps reserve your dental assessment appointment and reduce no-shows. If your pet completes one of our dental packages, the $45 is credited toward the final dental invoice. If you decide not to move forward with the dental procedure, the $45 covers the doctor’s dental assessment.

Extractions depend on the dental package and your pet’s condition. The Complete Dental Package is designed for pets who may need extractions. During the assessment, we can explain what we see and discuss whether extractions may be likely.

Some dental problems are not fully visible while a pet is awake. Pets do not usually allow a complete tooth-by-tooth exam under the gumline without anesthesia. Once your pet is safely under anesthesia, the veterinarian can better assess loose, damaged, infected, or painful teeth.

No. Teeth are extracted when the veterinarian determines they are diseased, damaged, loose, infected, painful, or no longer healthy enough to remain in place. The goal is to relieve pain, reduce infection, and improve your pet’s oral health.

Yes. A proper veterinary dental cleaning requires anesthesia. Anesthesia allows the veterinary team to safely clean below the gumline, evaluate the mouth thoroughly, and protect your pet from fear, stress, or pain during the procedure.

Anesthesia-free cleanings only address the visible surface of the teeth and do not allow for a complete medical dental procedure. They cannot properly clean below the gumline, evaluate painful teeth, or safely perform extractions.

During the dental procedure, your pet is monitored by our trained veterinary team. Monitoring may include heart rate, breathing, oxygen levels, temperature, anesthetic depth, and overall stability throughout the procedure.

Age alone does not automatically prevent a pet from having a dental procedure. Older pets may need additional evaluation, bloodwork, or precautions before anesthesia. The assessment helps us determine whether your pet appears to be a good candidate.

Bloodwork may be recommended or required depending on your pet’s age, health history, and procedure. Bloodwork helps evaluate organ function and overall health before anesthesia.

Yes. Pain control is an important part of dental care, especially when extractions are performed. Pets having extractions may receive pain management during the procedure and may go home with medication depending on the veterinarian’s treatment plan.

After the procedure, your pet will recover under supervision before going home. Our team will review what was done, go over medications if prescribed, and explain feeding and activity instructions.

Most pets can eat after going home, but the type of food may depend on whether extractions were performed. Pets with extractions may need softened food for a period of time.

Yes. You will receive aftercare instructions so you know what to expect at home, how to give medications if prescribed, and when to contact us with concerns.