By Cecilia Gorrel BSc MA VetMB DDS MRCVS HonFAVD DEVDC
This useful medical guide presents every little thing the veterinary practitioner must learn about small animal dental affliction in most cases noticeable in perform. insurance comprises diagnostic options, step by step approach directions, and sensible tips.Concentrates at the most typically encountered dental difficulties in small animal practiceThe writer is an international authority on small animal dentistry and gives useful tips and special insights on top practiceColor pictures and fine quality illustrations make this a vital consulting room companionHighlights hazards linked to quite a few proceduresIncludes info of ways to control complicationsIncludes the typical ailments within the puppy and cat, but in addition offers with dental problems in lagomorphs and rodents, as those have gotten more and more well known as pets
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Malocclusion is common in dogs, but it also occurs in cats. The clinical significance of malocclusion is that it may cause discomfort and sometimes pain to the affected animal. In some cases, it may be the direct cause of severe oral pathology. It is consequently important to diagnose malocclusion early in the life of the animal so that preventative measures can be taken. Malocclusion can result from jaw length and/or width discrepancy (skeletal malocclusion), from tooth malpositioning (dental malocclusion) or a combination of both.
Disadvantages of systemic antibiotic therapy relate to the fact that the drug is dispersed over the whole body and only a small portion of the dose actually reaches the sub- ANTIBIOTICS & ANTISEPTICS gingival flora. g. resistance, are more likely to occur if drugs are distributed via the systemic route. ANTISEPTICS Antiseptics have two major roles in veterinary dentistry and oral surgery: 1. 2. To reduce the number of bacteria in the oral cavity prior to and during a procedure To supplement mechanical plaque control.
The gingival sulcus is The periodontal ligament is the connective tissue that attaches the root cementum to the alveolar bone. It acts as a suspensory ligament for the tooth, and is in a continual stage of physiologic activity. The collagen fibers within the ligament are arranged in functional groups. Individual fibers do not span the entire distance between bone and cementum; they branch and reunite in an interwoven pattern. All fibers follow a wavy course ANATOMY OF THE TEETH & PERIODONTIUM that allows for slight movement of the tooth and will absorb mild impact to the tooth.