Reasonable Rates & Convenient Scheduling

Dr. Warren is pleased to offer a variety of payment options for veterinary equine dental care. Please note: Payment is required at the time of service. Texas Equine Dentistry does not bill clients.

Methods of Payment

For your convenience, the following methods of payment are accepted: cash, all major credit cards, debit card, and personal check with appropriate identification. Please note that there is an additional 2.75% charge for credit card transactions.

Please contact us with any questions about veterinary fees.

Pricing

Every attempt is made to keep the travel fee to a minimum by splitting it among other people at your barn or area. Most travel fees range between $50 and $100 depending on the number of horses done at a location. Please contact Dr. Warren with questions and estimates of cost.

Cost for basic service ranges between $165 - $190 per horse, depending on the number of horses treated. This price range covers 90% of the horses in Dr. Warren's practice.

Basic service includes:

• General health exam
• Sedation with Dormosedan
• Dental examination
• Dental float to remove sharp enamel points and hooks
• Equilibration to achieve three point balance between incisors, cheek teeth, and the temporomandibular joint
• Bit seats
• Minor incisor teeth reduction
• Canine teeth reduction
• Reversal of sedation if needed
• Owner copy of dental record

Additional advanced dental procedures:

• Wolf teeth extraction: $50.00
• Extraction of retained baby teeth: $10.00 - $35.00
• Advanced incisor reduction: $25.00 - $65.00

Extra services:

• Sheath cleaning: $32.00
• Coggins testing: $38.00

Contact us to discuss your specific horses needs.

Scheduling

Due to Dr. Warren's travel schedule, it is best to arrange an appointment prior to a problem surfacing. As in any medical issue, preventive maintenance is more medically and financially manageable than an acute dental situation. Regular dental care prevents more serious veterinary diseases as well, along with the resulting pain and behavioral problems.

At times, distance may be a challenge for scheduling an immediate appointment. However, Dr. Warren is able to arrange a visit to your horse barn as he acquires a number of patients from your area or travels through your general vicinity.

Preventive horse dental care and maintenance visits can be scheduled well in advance for convenience in planning, effective budgeting, and coordination of routine veterinary services.