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Radiographic Interpretation of Dental Developmental Abnormalities - Small Animal (view source)
Revision as of 16:26, 14 August 2014
, 16:26, 14 August 2014→Abnormal Tooth Number
==Abnormal Tooth Number==
==Abnormal Tooth Number==
'''Hypodontia''', or missing teeth, usually presents no clinical problems for dogs and cats but the missing tooth area should be radiogarphed to confirm that the tooth is truly missing and not unerupted or impacted, which could potentially lead to complications.
'''Hypodontia''', or missing teeth, usually presents no clinical problems for dogs and cats but the missing tooth area should be radiographed to confirm that the tooth is truly missing and not unerupted or impacted, which could potentially lead to complications.
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