Small Animal Dental Care
Our Flat-Rate Dental Package
At SVS, we believe in clear pricing and comprehensive care. Our dental procedures are performed under anesthesia and follow a standardized medical protocol.
Our flat-rate dental package is $600 and includes:
✔ Professional dental cleaning
✔ Full-mouth dental x-rays
✔ Pre-anesthetic bloodwork
✔ Nocita® long-acting local anesthetic for extended pain relief
This ensures your pet receives a complete evaluation and the highest standard of care during every dental procedure.
What About Extractions?
If diseased or damaged teeth are identified, extractions may be necessary. The cost of extractions is calculated separately based on the number and complexity of teeth involved.
We will always discuss findings and recommendations with you ahead of time.
What Happens During Your Pet’s Dental Appointment?
Our dental procedures are performed under general anesthesia so we can complete a thorough and safe evaluation. Every step is designed to diagnose problems early, treat disease properly, and keep your pet comfortable.
Comprehensive Oral Examination
Once your pet is safely anesthetized, our veterinary team performs a detailed oral exam. We assess the teeth, gums, tongue, and surrounding structures for signs of periodontal disease, fractures, infection, or oral masses.
Full-Mouth Dental X-Rays
Because most dental disease occurs below the gumline, visual inspection alone isn’t enough. Dental radiographs allow us to evaluate tooth roots, bone health, and hidden infection that cannot be seen during a surface exam.
Ultrasonic Cleaning and Polishing
Plaque and tartar are removed both above and below the gumline using ultrasonic instrumentation. Each tooth is then polished to smooth the enamel surface and help slow future buildup.
Extractions & Necessary Treatment
If diseased or non-viable teeth are identified, we will recommend appropriate treatment. Extractions are performed using proper surgical technique and advanced pain control to minimize discomfort and promote smooth healing.
Recovery & Home Care Guidance
After the procedure, your pet is closely monitored as they recover. We provide clear discharge instructions and practical home care recommendations to help maintain oral health between visits.
Signs Your Pet May Need Dental Care
Not sure if it’s time for a dental visit? Look out for these common signs:
Bad breath (halitosis)
Difficulty eating or chewing
Swollen, red, or bleeding gums
Yellow or brown buildup on teeth
Loose or missing teeth
Excessive drooling
Facial swelling
If you notice any of these symptoms, don’t wait, schedule an appointment with us today.
Why Choose Simon Veterinary Surgical for Dental Care?
Expertise: Our team specializes in small animal care and uses state-of-the-art equipment for every procedure.
Customized Care: Every pet is unique. We create personalized treatment plans to address your pet’s specific dental needs.
Comfort-Focused: We prioritize your pet’s comfort and safety during every step of the dental procedure.
Comprehensive Services: From routine cleanings to advanced oral surgery, we handle it all under one roof.
Book Your Pet’s Dental Appointment Today
Regular dental care can improve your pet’s quality of life and extend their lifespan. Don’t let dental disease go untreated—help your pet enjoy a happy, pain-free life.
Comprehensive Dental Care for Your Pets
Healthy teeth and gums are vital for your pet’s overall health and happiness. At Simon Veterinary Surgical (SVS), we specialize in small animal dental care for dogs and cats. Our expert team offers advanced dental cleanings, diagnostics, and treatments tailored to your pet’s needs.
Why Does Dental Health Matter?
Dental disease is one of the most common health issues in pets, affecting over 80% of dogs and cats by age three. If left untreated, conditions like periodontal disease can lead to pain, tooth loss, and even systemic health problems such as heart, kidney, and liver disease.
Routine dental care can help prevent these issues and keep your pet healthy and comfortable.
FAQs About Pet Dental Care
How often should my pet get a dental cleaning?
Most pets benefit from annual cleanings, but some may need more frequent care based on their age, breed, and oral health.
Will my pet be put under anesthesia?
Yes, anesthesia is essential for a thorough and stress-free dental procedure. It allows us to clean below the gumline and perform x-rays and treatments safely.
What can I do at home to support my pet’s dental health?
We recommend daily brushing, dental chews, and water additives. During your visit, we’ll provide tips and product recommendations tailored to your pet.
Schedule Your Pet’s Dental Appointment