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Source: DVM NEWSMAGAZINE

Canine stomatitis

November 1, 2009

An unusual presentation results in an unusual diagnosis.

Source: VETERINARY MEDICINE

Just Ask the Expert: Dr. Daniel T. Carmichael

October 13, 2009

Q. I have a feline patient with an upper right canine fractured at the gumline. The cat's owner cannot afford surgery. Is there anything I can do to help keep this patient comfortable?

Source: DVM NEWSMAGAZINE

Periodontal disease in the horse

October 1, 2009

Up to 34 percent of horses of all ages experience some level of periodontal disease, but up to 60 percent of horses 13 years of age or older suffer from severe periodontal disease.

Source: DVM NEWSMAGAZINE

An unusual gingival lesion: the resolution

October 1, 2009

Root-canal therapy was chosen to avoid surgery on the patient mentioned in the first two parts of this series. While root canal is very successful, not all cases respond. Additional therapy may be required.

Source: FIRSTLINE

Free dental exams increase client awareness

September 1, 2009

Complimentary tooth checks increase the number of dental cleanings—and thus healthy pets.

Source: DVM NEWSMAGAZINE

Veterinary dentistry: an unusual gingival lesion and the approach to treatment

August 1, 2009

When weighing the therapeutic options in treating this unusual gingival lesion, there are several considerations to explore.

Source: VETERINARY MEDICINE

Just Ask the Expert: Dr. Daniel T. Carmichael

July 13, 2009

Q: I bought a micro motor for polishing teeth. The supplier said it can also be used for burring and sectioning teeth, but it doesn't have a water supply. Should I return the unit?

Source: VETERINARY MEDICINE

Idea Exchange: How to modify a mouth gag

July 1, 2009

We modified our stainless steel mouth gags to reduce the pressure on the jaw and temporomandibular joint in small patients or patients with severe dental disease or osteopenia.

Source: VETERINARY MEDICINE

Just Ask the Expert: Dr. Daniel T. Carmichael

June 30, 2009

Is hyperplasia reversible, and, if so, how many weeks or months does it take?

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