Owners often expect dental treatment to improve oral health and relieve pain, but they don’t always know what to expect in terms of behaviour and general demeanour afterwards.
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Bite Abnormalities
Fractured/Damaged Teeth
Periodontal Disease
Oral Inflammatory Diseases
Other Oral Problems
Veterinary dentistry can reveal dental disease that wasn’t apparent beforehand, which means a pet’s treatment plan may need to change once the dental procedure begins.
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Pets can experience significant dental pain while eating normally. Understanding how they adapt can help explain why appetite alone tells us so little about oral health.
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Retained or persistent deciduous teeth can force adult teeth to erupt in the wrong position, and this creates some serious positional problems that aren’t obvious at first.
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Oronasal fistulas may appear minor, but often involve significant underlying damage and chronic nasal signs that can go undiagnosed for months in pets.
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Full mouth extractions can feel confronting, but most dogs and cats cope remarkably well. Your pet will be ok after surgery and free from chronic pain.
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Here’s how maxillofacial (jaw) surgery can help cats and dogs with tumours, trauma and disease using real cases and outcomes.
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Take note of smelly kisses that make you turn away! Doggy breath is not normal and is a sign of an issue with their oral health.
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Long-nosed (dolichocephalic) dog breeds like sighthounds and dachshunds are more prone to periodontal disease due to their unique skull shapes.
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