Goo Yang
Goo presented with swelling of the right mandible and an unerupted tooth, indicating a potential underlying issue that required further investigation.
If untreated, injured teeth in pets can lead to painful complications. Prompt evaluation and treatment, including fillings or extractions, are essential to prevent further issues.
Read MoreInternal discolouration in teeth often indicates underlying trauma, resulting in colours like pink, blue or grey. These teeth are usually dead, requiring root canal therapy or extraction.
Read MoreThinning or absent enamel increases tooth sensitivity, plaque buildup and risk of damage. Treatment focuses on protecting or rebuilding the tooth structure.
Read MoreWhen a tooth is completely knocked out or displaced from its socket due to trauma, prompt repositioning is critical to preserve the tooth and allow for proper healing.
Read MoreThis treatment removes diseased pulp from non-vital teeth, cleans and seals the canal, preventing infection, and preserves the tooth’s function and structure.
Read MoreThis procedure treats exposed tooth pulp after trauma by sealing it with biocompatible material, helping to preserve the tooth’s vitality and prevent further complications.
Read MoreRestorative dentistry repairs damaged teeth in pets, often using crowns, veneers and fillings. These procedures restore dental structure and function, ensuring long-term oral health.
Read MoreCreating a soft tissue flap, removing bone around the tooth roots and carefully extracting the tooth minimises trauma and ensures a quicker, more reliable recovery.
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