Treatment Plans
Payment for all services is due at the time they are rendered. While this page does not provide a comprehensive list of all services and costs, it can help you anticipate expenses prior to your appointment. A formal treatment plan will be discussed with you on the day of your visit.
Services & Pricing
Feline Dental Procedure
$450
Our dental procedure includes anesthesia with monitoring, IV catheter and fluids, full-mouth x-rays, cleaning, polishing, charting, a pain management injection, and the first hour of oral surgery time and first suture pack if needed. Oral medications to go home are also included.
Extractions and other procedures are not included; additional charges may apply if surgery time exceeds one hour or additional suture packs are needed.
Long-lasting non-oral medications are available for cats who are difficult to medicate at home at additional cost.
Canine Dental Procedure
$500 (0-22 lbs)
$525 (22.1-50 lbs)
*$550 (50.1-80 lbs)
*$575 (80.1-110 lbs)
**Please inquire (>110 lbs)
Our dental procedure includes anesthesia with monitoring, IV catheter and fluids, full-mouth x-rays, cleaning, polishing, charting, a pain management injection, and the first hour of oral surgery time and first suture pack if needed. Oral medications to go home are also included.
Extractions and other procedures are not included; additional charges may apply if surgery exceeds one hour or additional suture packs are needed.
Base price determined by the weight of your pet on the day of their procedure.
*Please note that availability for large dogs is limited due to staffing and facility constraints.
**Extra-large patients may result in higher fees due to weight and head size challenges for dentistry. In these cases, owners must be present and available to assist as needed by clinical staff throughout induction and recovery. In rare cases, head size may be incompatible with our radiology equipment and may require referral to a specialty practice for appropriate and thorough imaging of the teeth.
Maximum pet weight is 120 pounds.
Preanesthetic Labwork
$60
Pre-anesthetic labwork is required for all procedures to ensure your pet’s safety under anesthesia. To help keep costs low, our pre-anesthetic panels are send-out only. Labwork from other veterinary practices may be accepted if it was performed within the past 3 months and includes at minimum a CBC and Chemistry 10 panel.
Please note that a dental procedure cannot be scheduled until lab results are reviewed by our clinical staff and your pet is confirmed to be a safe anesthetic candidate.
SANOS Sealant
$100
SANOS® works to seal the subgingival line (gingival sulcus) against the formation of plaque while allowing water and oxygen to pass through. This product is applied at the end of the dental cleaning and it will extend the benefits of the clean by a minimum of 6 months. This is an optional add-on product.
Extractions
$10 - single rooted tooth (canines excluded)
$20 - double rooted tooth (carnassials excluded)
$30 - triple rooted tooth (carnassials excluded)
$45 - Canine tooth (aka "fang tooth"; these are the long pointed teeth in the front of the mouth of both cats and dogs)
$55 - Carnassial tooth (these are the largest teeth in the back of the mouth; dogs and cats typically have 4 total)
Our base dental procedure includes the first hour of oral surgery time. Extraction costs are charged per tooth removed.
If extractions require additional time beyond the included hour due to complexity, additional oral surgery time is billed at $200 per hour, prorated in 15-minute increments. This reflects the added anesthesia time, monitoring, fluids, and doctor expertise required to safely complete the procedure.
In uncommon cases where all necessary extractions cannot be completed in one visit, a staged procedure may be recommended to safely complete treatment. Additional charges would apply for the second procedure.
Extraction fees are only applied to teeth that are actually removed, whether during the initial visit or a staged procedure.
If a tooth requires a more advanced surgical approach (such as creating a surgical flap), an additional fee may apply.
We also offer select oral surgical procedures based on your pet’s needs. Please note that we do not provide general soft tissue surgery outside of the oral cavity.
Additional Services
Cost varies
Costs for services such as oral biopsies, histopathology, light-cured bonded sealants, closed root planing, minor grooming (offered only during a dental procedure), and extra charges for medically complex cases (e.g., brachycephalic breeds, heart, kidney, or liver disease) are determined on the day of your dental procedure.
Please note, this price list is not all-inclusive. If you have any questions about services or fees, don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re happy to help!
Specialty Services
Since Springs Veterinary Dentistry aims to improve access to general practice level dental care for the animals of Colorado Springs, specialty services will not be available, including root canals, facial or jaw surgery, orthodontics, jaw fracture repair, prosthodontics (crowns), or cone beam CT scans. If you are interested in these advanced or specialty services, please reach out to the following facility*:
Animal Dental Care and Oral Surgery*
(719) 536-9949
5520 N. Nevada Ave., Suite 150 Colorado Springs, CO 80918
*Springs Veterinary Dentistry is NOT affiliated with Animal Dental Care and Oral Surgery in any way.
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