Natalya Zahn Webboard User Reg: 12-22-2006
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he other. The capped one was broke off during bite work and later removed as well. With a discount, cost was around $2,700 bucks. Later, all the canines were capped as well...another 4-5 grand. Just to give you a general idea of cost. That was about 5 years ago.
Prices haven't changed at all today... I opted to NOT cap Oscar's pre-molar after the root canal, as it would have added another 2 grand to the total , without the guarantee of any more protection. Maybe I would have capped a canine, but we chose 'sans bling' this time around. The only good thing I can say about such offensively expensive dental procedures (root canal, cap) is that the dog is pretty much back to normal within 24 hours, at least Oscar was.
For the cracked canine we just opted for a root canal no crown. Vet dentist said no point putting on a crown unless we opted for titanium. That was 2.5 years ago. We don't do bitework but she is all good, albiet with an ugly tooth.
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Re: Cracked incisor on my dog. Suggestions?
[Re: Howard Knauf ]
#202556 - 07/22/2008 12:18 PM 
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, without the guarantee of any more protection. Maybe I would have capped a canine, but we chose 'sans bling' this time around. The only good thing I can say about such offensively expensive dental procedures (root canal, cap) is that the dog is pretty much back to normal within 24 hours, at least Oscar was.
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