Both dogs and cats require sedation for dental X-rays. Even if your pet has no visible dental problems, vets still recommend annual X-rays since the majority of each tooth is buried.

Teeth cleaning for cats can cost $200 to $2,000+, depending on the procedure, vet type, and health condition, with extractions and X-rays adding to the cost.

QI have a 10-year-old cat, Stella, who has the worst breath. I took her to my vet and she said Stella needs to have her teeth cleaned. She also recommended that Stella have dental X-rays taken. Is … ...

Dear Dr. John,I need your advice regarding a dental procedure for my 6-year-old cat. The vet showed me two teeth that seemed to be covered by the gums. He said they needed to be extracted in additi… ...