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Description:

Dental care is essential to prevent dental and oral health problems in dogs, but some dental pathologies are sometimes really difficult to identify, diagnose and treat. With almost 400 high-quality images, clear anatomical illustrations, and diagnostic descriptions, this atlas constitutes a reference handbook for a quick visual identification with a clear orientation towards a precise diagnosis and treatment of the most common dental pathologies.

Contents:

1. Introduction

Dental positioning terms

Histological structure of the tooth in dogs and cats

Dog and cat teeth diagrams

Example of periodontal probing

Classification of periodontal diseases (AVdC, 2007)

Classification of the bacterial plaque and dental calculus indices (Logan & boyce, 1994)

Classification of the gingival index (Wolf et al., 2005)

Classification of tooth mobility (AVdC, 2007)

Classification of furcation defects (AVdC, 2007)

Classification of dental fractures (AVdC, 2007)

Endoperiodontal lesions

Classification of dental resorptions (AVdC, 2007)

2. Dental and oral cavity pathologies in the dog

Oral pathology in dogs

Permanent teeth

Permanent teeth

Deciduous teeth

Normal tooth eruption dog dental radiography models

Dental abrasion

Alteration of dental development and eruption

Dental agenesis

Unspecific tooth alterations

Non-physiological diastema

Impacted teeth

Impacted (embedded) teeth

Incomplete eruption

Fusion

Germination

Hyperdontia (supernumerary teeth)

Hypodontia

Hypoplasia-hypomineralization of enamel

Microdontia

Odontodysplasia

Oligodontia

Dentigerous cyst

Iatrogenic alterations

Pathological attrition

Dental absence

Dental caries

Dental discoloration

Dental fracture

Enamel fracture

Uncomplicated crown fracture

Complicated crown fracture

Complicated crown-root fracture

Complicated crown-root fracture

root fracture

Dental luxation-subluxation

Pulp pathology

Dental resorption

Dental stains

3. References

4. Alphabetical index