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Periodontal disease in pets doesn't have to lead to extraction. In the majority of small animal practices, teeth with deep periodontal pockets, alveolar bone loss and furcation exposure are extracted; but with correct diagnosis, dental radiographs, specif...

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Signalment: Rocket, a three-year-old, male neutered pure breed Boxer. Reason for presentation: Investigation of missing teeth which was identified during a yearly wellness examination, and an annual COHAT (Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatme...

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Background and treatment options for traumatic malocclusion due to linguoverted mandibular canine teeth ('base narrow') Linguoversion of the mandibular canine tooth/teeth is where one or both mandibular canines is lingually displaced from their normal po...

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A case where intraoral radiographs were essential in the diagnosis & treatment planning for periodontal disease. A 9 year old desexed female Border Collie was referred to the Veterinary Referral Practice with a long standing history of severe halitosis...

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Sometimes, diagnostic tests such as radiographs are taken to rule out pathology rather than to detect it. A 9 year old desexed male Golden Retriever cross Labrador "Foster" was referred to a Veterinary Specialist Referral Practice with a history of a sudd...

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