Odontogenic cysts are epithelial-lined cavities containing fluid in the jaws. These lesions cause animals discomfort and may enlarge significantly leading to several potential complications, therefore they should be diagnosed and treated early.
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Where to in 2022?
It was not an easy 2021 to travel and work, but with good organisation we realized quite a few very nice (and safe) live meetings to add to those continued online. This definitely gives us hopes for a creative and lively 2022!
How to evaluate occlusion in dogs?
Dogs, too, can suffer from malocclusion. See your veterinarian, if you have noticed malocclusion in your dog.
After a long time – live again!
I believe the best things in life happen when good people join with the same good goal.
Where to in 2021?
Despite mostly working on rescheduling our 2020 events, we were not just waiting for the life to happen again 😊. We were still able to run some of the events online, we consulted more clients and vets via telemedicine and we have kept ourselves busy by planning the future!
How to get your dog into a daily toothbrushing routine?
Learning is not a race against time. The most important is not to skip the steps in the learning process; if your dog is not sovereign in a step, go one step back and train more.
General anaesthesia is needed for all dental procedures in dogs and cats
To properly diagnose and treat oral and dental diseases in dogs and cats with the goal to improve their quality of life, the animals need to be under general anaesthesia. Significant developments in the field of veterinary anaesthesia in the recent decade enable for a safe anaesthesia, also in animals with other (systemic) diseases.
Upon coming home after oral surgery
Most dentistry patients are going home the same day of the procedure. They will be discharged from the hospital when ready to have a short walk and a small meal.