What's the cost of dog tooth removal? Can my vet give an estimate?

Getting Misty a dental with the vet is the best idea! The vet will determine what teeth need to be pulled, and which ones can stay. The vet will save as many teeth as they can. I would do what the vet recommends. I hope this helps!

The cost of a dental exam, cleaning and surgical extraction varies greatly depending on your area. I would recommend making an appointment to see a vet for an exam - they can then make an estimate based on whether or not extracting teeth is expected.

Hi, yes Mimi is going to need several teeth extractions. Unfortunately poodle are very prone to dental disease. You could start to see a vet to have some antibiotics that will help against in the infection and discuss costs and if excessive wether they have payment plans. Hope this helps !

I am sorry to hear that Charlie Brown is having problems with his teeth! Unfortunately we cannot give you the cost of this procedure as it will vary based on the region of the country where you live and the individual hospital where you have the procedure performed. It will also depend on things such as if you have bloodwork done to ensure Charlie Brown has normal liver/kidney function, how difficult the extraction of the tooth will be, and if he will need medication to go home. I would recommend bringing him to a full service vet and they can make an estimate for you based on his examination.

A basic cleaning may cost as much as $500. Costs will vary depending on several factors including location, clinic, severity of dental disease, size of the patient and whether or not dental x-rays and extractions are required. Your veterinarian can perform the procedure. You can contact the clinic and request an estimate for services. Most will provide one as a matter of hospital policy.

Dogs need dental cleanings just like we do, but they have to sedation and anesthesia in order to complete it. Any vet can do this and the price depends on how bad the teeth and gums on. If X-rays are needed or teeth need to be pulled then it can get very expensive. You will have to call around for starting estimates

Thank you for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach. I recommend a vet visit to evaluate her teeth and then the practice can give you an accurate estimate. Prices vary in different geographical locations and also by individual clinic so it’s impossible to know how much it may cost for her. I do recommend doing it asap as that tooth is very painful for her. Good luck.