Periodontal diseases are the diseases of the tooth-supporting apparatus (periodontium) and are among the most common diseases of dogs and cats.
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Why is oral and dental health in animals important?
Oral and dental diseases are one of the most common problems in small animal veterinary practice, and all cause pain to the animals.
Why do we need to closely examine any fractured tooth?
Dental fracture is the most common way in dogs and cats for bacteria to enter the dental pulp and cause infection.
Tooth resorption: affects also dogs, not just cats
Tooth resorption is considered physiologic during the process of exfoliation of deciduous teeth. However, when tooth resorption affects permanent dentition, it is considered pathologic.
A statement on “anaesthesia-free dental procedures” for cats and dogs
Many oral problems can only be diagnosed during complete examination under general anaesthesia.
Why do we need to remove a tooth?
The reasons, why the tooth needs to be removed are several and most commonly include severe periodontitis, dental fracture and tooth resorption.