Dentistry
Introduction to Oral Neoplasia in the Dog & Cat
Brook A.
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This is the fifth article in the Practical Dentistry series, which is focused on teaching veterinary professionals how to provide high-quality dental care as well as communicate with clients in order to help them understand why this care is so important for their pets.


Several of the endodontic conditions discussed in this article may be well known to readers, but since veterinary dental education is quite variable, even these common conditions will be presented.


This is the first article in our Practical Dentistry series, which will present various ways of increasing revenue through offering dental services in the general veterinary practice.

For uncomplicated crown fractures with no radiographic evidence of disease, bonded sealant application can: Resolve sensitivity Block infection Improve aesthetics Smooth the tooth to decrease plaque accumulation, delaying periodontal disease.

Tooth fractures are defined as complicated or uncomplicated:1 Ā Uncomplicated crown fractures have direct dentin but no pulp exposure Ā Complicated crown fractures have direct pulp (nerve) exposure.
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