When removing a tooth may be the better option.
Each pet's needs are different. Your vet will recommend assessment and treatment based on their individual circumstances.
When extraction may help
Severe gum disease, root problems or a tooth broken beyond repair may mean removal is the best way to address ongoing pain.
Assessment and imaging
An examination and dental radiographs may be needed to assess roots, nearby structures and whether teeth can be preserved.
Anaesthesia, pain management and consent
Oral surgery requires an individual anaesthetic and analgesia plan. The team discusses expected steps, risks and costs before consent.
Caring for your pet at home
Discharge advice may cover soft food, prescribed medicines, activity and follow-up visits. Call us if bleeding, swelling, pain or poor appetite persists.
Price and package exclusions
Extractions, relevant imaging and postoperative medication are not automatically included in the published cleaning-package fee. An estimate depends on findings.
Understand your options before deciding
Before consenting, please ask your vet about the procedure, important risks, possible additional tests and expected charges.