Services · Tracy, CA
Dental Care in Tracy, CA
Clean teeth are part of whole-body health, not only a bright smile.
At Tracy Veterinary Medical Center, we recognize that your pet’s oral health is a fundamental aspect of their overall well-being. Your pet’s gums and teeth should be examined at least twice a year.
Poor dental health can lead to discomfort, pain, and broader health issues. Dental diseases can introduce harmful bacteria into the bloodstream, potentially affecting vital organs such as the heart, liver, and kidneys. Therefore, we prioritize your pet’s oral health, knowing that it contributes to their overall quality of life and longevity.
Our Approach to Pet Dental Care
Dental Examinations: Our experienced veterinarians perform thorough dental exams to assess your pet’s oral health.
Professional Cleanings: We offer professional dental cleanings to remove tartar and plaque, which can lead to gum disease and other health concerns.
Treatment of Dental Issues: If any dental issues are discovered, we provide the necessary treatments to alleviate discomfort and improve your pet’s health.
At-Home Dental Care: We provide guidance on at-home dental care, including brushing techniques and dental-friendly diets, to help you maintain your pet’s oral health.
Dental Packages
We provide routine preventative dental care to keep any plaque or tartar at bay. There are two cleaning packages.
| Dental Package | Price |
|---|---|
| Dental cleaning without bloodworkComprehensive dental cleaning and polishing, IV catheter, IV fluids during the cleaning, pain injection, complimentary nail trim | $495 |
| Dental cleaning with bloodworkEverything above, plus pre-anesthetic bloodwork | $595 |
For pets up to 50 lbs. Extractions are not included.
Why Choose Tracy Veterinary Medical Center for Dental Care
Twice-a-year oral checks are what the clinic already tells clients to schedule.
Cleanings, treatment, and home care are all part of the visit.
Written estimates before treatment, with the option to decline.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should my pet's teeth be checked?
We recommend that gums and teeth be examined at least twice a year. That check can happen at a regular exam.
How much is a dental cleaning?
Dental cleaning is $495 without bloodwork and $595 with bloodwork, for pets up to 50 lbs. Extractions are not included and are quoted separately.
Are extractions included?
Tooth extractions are additional. Ask for a written estimate.
Do you do cat dentals too?
Yes. Dental care at Tracy Veterinary Medical Center is for dogs and cats.