This title is directed primarily towards health care professionals outside of the United States. Dental cases form a significant part of any general practitioner’s case load. Small Animal Dentistry will help practitioners to handle these cases in an effective way, minimising the frustrations and stress that can be associated with unsatisfactory technique. It will also help to identify what is possible and practical for the general practitioner and what is best left to a referral specialist.
1. Introduction - p. 6 2. Author’s note - p. 7 3. Table of Contents - p. 9 4. Part 1: ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY - p. 10 5. Chapter 1: The tooth and its periodontium - p. 11 6. Chapter 2: Occlusion - p. 13 7. Part 2: DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES - p. 14 8. Chapter 3: Oral examination and recording - p. 15 9. Chapter 4: Radiography - p. 18 10. Part 3: PERIODONTAL DISEASE - p. 22 11. Chapter 5: Periodontal disease – an introduction - p. 23 12. Chapter 6: Natural progression of disease - p. 26 13. Chapter 7: Periodontitis in a cat - p. 29 14. Chapter 8: Importance of periodontal probing depth (PPD) - p. 32 15. Chapter 9: Systemic effects of periodontitis - p. 34 16. Chapter 10: Iatrogenic injuries - p. 36 17. Part 4: CHRONIC GINGIVOSTOMATITIS - p. 39 18. Chapter 11: Chronic gingivostomatitis – an introduction - p. 40 19. Chapter 12: Chronic gingivostomatitis as a consequence of periodontitis and iatrogenic injuries - p. 41 20. Chapter 13: Chronic gingivostomatitis associated with FeLV and FIV - p. 43 21. Chapter 14: Idiopathic chronic gingivostomatitis with extraction leading to cure - p. 45 22. Chapter 15: Chronic gingivostomatitis with extraction leading to partial cure - p. 48 23. Chapter 16: Canine chronic gingivostomatitis - p. 50 24. Part 5: ROOT RESORPTION - p. 52 25. Chapter 17: Root resorption – an introduction - p. 53 26. Chapter 18: No clinical signs of root resorption - p. 54 27. Chapter 19: Virtually edentulous, no clinical signs of root resorption - p. 57 28. Chapter 20: Clinical lesions and signs of discomfort - p. 58 29. Chapter 21: Idiopathic canine root resorption - p. 61 30. Part 6: MALOCCLUSION - p. 63 31. Chapter 22: Malocclusion – an introduction - p. 64 32. Chapter 23: Persistent primary teeth - p. 66 33. Chapter 24: Interceptive extractions - p. 68 34. Chapter 25: Rubber toy technique and alveoloplasty - p. 70 35. Chapter 26: Rubber toy technique and orthodontic appliances - p. 72 36. Chapter 27: Tooth shortening and endodontic therapy - p. 75 37. Chapter 28: Tooth shortening and endodontics, then extraction - p. 77 38. Chapter 29: Extraction of permanent teeth - p. 79 39. Chapter 30: Iatrogenic malocclusion - p. 81 40. Part 7: PULP AND PERIAPICAL DISEASE - p. 84 41. Chapter 31: Pulp and periapical disease – an introduction - p. 85 42. Chapter 32: Uncomplicated crown fracture with periapical complications - p. 86 43. Chapter 33: Complicated crown fracture with periapical disease - p. 88 44. Chapter 34: Multiple tooth and jaw fracture - p. 90 45. Chapter 35: Iatrogenic tooth damage - p. 92 46. Chapter 36: Complicated crown fracture of an immature tooth - p. 94 47. Chapter 37: Excessive wear - p. 95 48. Chapter 38: Enamel dysplasia - p. 97 49. Chapter 39: Caries - p. 99 50. MCQs - p. 101 51. MCQs – Answers - p. 106 52. APPENDIX 1: Home care: maintenance of oral hygiene - p. 107 53. APPENDIX 2: Equipment and instrumentation - p. 109 54. APPENDIX 3: Antibiotics and antiseptics - p. 112 55. APPENDIX 4: Endodontics - p. 114 56. Further reading - p. 115 57. Index - p. 118
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This title is directed primarily towards health care professionals outside of the United States. Dental cases form a significant part of any general practitioner’s case load. Small Animal Dentistry will help practitioners to handle these cases in an effective way, minimising the frustrations and stress that can be associated with unsatisfactory technique. It will also help to identify what is possible and practical for the general practitioner and what is best left to a referral specialist.
1. Introduction - p. 6 2. Author’s note - p. 7 3. Table of Contents - p. 9 4. Part 1: ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY - p. 10 5. Chapter 1: The tooth and its periodontium - p. 11 6. Chapter 2: Occlusion - p. 13 7. Part 2: DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES - p. 14 8. Chapter 3: Oral examination and recording - p. 15 9. Chapter 4: Radiography - p. 18 10. Part 3: PERIODONTAL DISEASE - p. 22 11. Chapter 5: Periodontal disease – an introduction - p. 23 12. Chapter 6: Natural progression of disease - p. 26 13. Chapter 7: Periodontitis in a cat - p. 29 14. Chapter 8: Importance of periodontal probing depth (PPD) - p. 32 15. Chapter 9: Systemic effects of periodontitis - p. 34 16. Chapter 10: Iatrogenic injuries - p. 36 17. Part 4: CHRONIC GINGIVOSTOMATITIS - p. 39 18. Chapter 11: Chronic gingivostomatitis – an introduction - p. 40 19. Chapter 12: Chronic gingivostomatitis as a consequence of periodontitis and iatrogenic injuries - p. 41 20. Chapter 13: Chronic gingivostomatitis associated with FeLV and FIV - p. 43 21. Chapter 14: Idiopathic chronic gingivostomatitis with extraction leading to cure - p. 45 22. Chapter 15: Chronic gingivostomatitis with extraction leading to partial cure - p. 48 23. Chapter 16: Canine chronic gingivostomatitis - p. 50 24. Part 5: ROOT RESORPTION - p. 52 25. Chapter 17: Root resorption – an introduction - p. 53 26. Chapter 18: No clinical signs of root resorption - p. 54 27. Chapter 19: Virtually edentulous, no clinical signs of root resorption - p. 57 28. Chapter 20: Clinical lesions and signs of discomfort - p. 58 29. Chapter 21: Idiopathic canine root resorption - p. 61 30. Part 6: MALOCCLUSION - p. 63 31. Chapter 22: Malocclusion – an introduction - p. 64 32. Chapter 23: Persistent primary teeth - p. 66 33. Chapter 24: Interceptive extractions - p. 68 34. Chapter 25: Rubber toy technique and alveoloplasty - p. 70 35. Chapter 26: Rubber toy technique and orthodontic appliances - p. 72 36. Chapter 27: Tooth shortening and endodontic therapy - p. 75 37. Chapter 28: Tooth shortening and endodontics, then extraction - p. 77 38. Chapter 29: Extraction of permanent teeth - p. 79 39. Chapter 30: Iatrogenic malocclusion - p. 81 40. Part 7: PULP AND PERIAPICAL DISEASE - p. 84 41. Chapter 31: Pulp and periapical disease – an introduction - p. 85 42. Chapter 32: Uncomplicated crown fracture with periapical complications - p. 86 43. Chapter 33: Complicated crown fracture with periapical disease - p. 88 44. Chapter 34: Multiple tooth and jaw fracture - p. 90 45. Chapter 35: Iatrogenic tooth damage - p. 92 46. Chapter 36: Complicated crown fracture of an immature tooth - p. 94 47. Chapter 37: Excessive wear - p. 95 48. Chapter 38: Enamel dysplasia - p. 97 49. Chapter 39: Caries - p. 99 50. MCQs - p. 101 51. MCQs – Answers - p. 106 52. APPENDIX 1: Home care: maintenance of oral hygiene - p. 107 53. APPENDIX 2: Equipment and instrumentation - p. 109 54. APPENDIX 3: Antibiotics and antiseptics - p. 112 55. APPENDIX 4: Endodontics - p. 114 56. Further reading - p. 115 57. Index - p. 118
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