• Consult Exam: $50

    The initial dental consult takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes. At this time, Dr. Bolotov will perform a full body exam, including listening to the heart and lungs to ensure that your pet is safe for anesthesia. She will also perform an oral exam, which allows us to provide a more complete estimate for the dental cleaning and possible extractions.

    Please keep in mind that this exam is not the same as dental radiology (x-rays) and we cannot see beneath the gumline without the anesthetic dental radiology that will be performed at the time of the dental cleaning.

    This exam is $50 and will be credited towards your final invoice for the dental procedure if scheduled and performed within 2 weeks of the initial consult.

  • Canine Dental Cleaning: $500

    Includes:

    • IV catheter

    • IV fluids

    • All anesthetic drugs

    • General gas anesthesia

    • Dedicated, individual monitoring while under anesthesia by way of heart rate, respiratory rate, EKG, blood pressure, and pulse oximetry (SPO2)

    • Full mouth dental radiographs (x-rays)

    • The dental cleaning (scale and polish) to remove tartar and plaque from both the tooth and beneath the gumline

    Does not Include: Dental extractions, pain medication to go home, other surgical procedures, or histology. These will be discussed and included on your estimate.

  • Feline Dental Cleaning: $350

    Includes:

    • IV catheter

    • IV fluids

    • All anesthetic drugs

    • General gas anesthesia

    • Dedicated, individual monitoring while under anesthesia by way of heart rate, respiratory rate, EKG, blood pressure, and pulse oximetry (SPO2)

    • Full mouth dental radiographs (x-rays)

    • The dental cleaning (scale and polish) to remove tartar and plaque from both the tooth and beneath the gumline

    Does not Include: Dental extractions, pain medication to go home, other surgical procedures, or histology. These will be discussed and included on your estimate.

  • Bloodwork Panel: $300

    Every patient must have bloodwork done within 30 days prior to a dental cleaning. This is for the safety of your pet.

    If the values on bloodwork come back abnormal, this does not disqualify your pet from an anesthetic dental cleaning, but does allow us to tailor their anesthetic protocol to best fit their individual needs.

    We accept bloodwork performed at your regular veterinarian’s clinic, as long as it falls within 30 days of the schedule dental. Please bring a copy of the bloodwork with you to your initial dental consult and/or email a copy to: AnimalDentalCenterCypress@gmail.com

Supporting Rescues and Shelters: As veterinary professionals, we recognize the critical role we play in helping shelter and rescue animals receive the care they deserve. We understand that cost can be a significant barrier for these pets, and we are committed to making dental care more accessible for these animals. If you're a non-profit with a valid 501(c), please reach out to us by phone or email for special pricing. Together, we can ensure these animals get the care they need.