Office visit pricing — Dogs & Cats $115.00 · Exotics (Reno, NV only) $130.00
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Dental Services
Urgent pet dental care in Northbrook, IL.
Urgent pet dentistry bridges the gap between diagnosis and treatment of oral health disease. When your primary vet can’t see your pet in time, EVS steps in. Emergency rooms typically don’t have a dentist on staff or the equipment to treat dental problems — for conditions that don’t require emergency surgery, EVS has the specialized team and equipment to help.
Currently offered only at EVS Pet Urgent Care of Northbrook, IL
BEFORE ANY PROCEDURE
The initial exam: your pet’s foundation for a safe procedure.
Every visit starts with a complete physical exam by one of our veterinarians. We make sure your pet is the best anesthetic candidate possible by addressing any underlying conditions, and confirm internal organs are functioning properly with pre-anesthetic bloodwork.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
What's included in your pet's comprehensive oral health assessment and treatment.
Our Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment (COHAT) is more than just “a dental.” We evaluate each tooth individually, as well as the whole oral cavity, to fully assess for pain, infection, discomfort, congenital abnormalities, and more.
Full-mouth dental X-ray
6–30 images depending on your pet’s size, so we can evaluate every tooth for disease and pathology — most of a tooth sits below the gumline, invisible without radiographs.
Individual tooth charting
Our veterinarian charts each tooth and the surrounding gingival tissue, and builds a plan for anything that needs treatment.
Scaling & polishing
We clean above and below the gumline to remove plaque and tartar.
Extractions when needed
Any tooth that’s infected, mobile, fractured, or has significant bone loss is extracted and closed with an absorbable suture, then confirmed with a post-extraction X-ray.
Post-operative care
Pets who need extractions are given pain medication before waking up, and go home with medication and soft-food guidance to keep healing comfortable.
Why Dental Health Matters
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Dental disease is one of the most common health issues we see in pets — often starting well before age 3
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Left untreated, oral infections don't stay in the mouth — they can strain the heart, liver, and kidneys over time
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Pets are experts at hiding pain — many perk up noticeably once a dental issue is treated
