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• Oral Examination - Introduction
  ...tion''' and a [[Oral Examination Under General Anaesthesia|definitive oral examination]] can only be performed under general [[Anaesthesia|anaesthesia]]. All dete The main signs of oral disease include :
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• Conscious Oral Examination
  [[File:Oral examination dog.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Oral examination of a dog.<small>''© Lisa Milella 2013''</small>]] [[File:Oral exam cat.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Oral examination in a cat.<small>''© Lisa Milella 2013''</small>]]
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• Oral Examination Under General Anaesthesia
  ...l anatomical features of the [[Oral Cavity Overview - Anatomy & Physiology|oral cavity]] need to be identified and inspected. A check list is given below: <!----------------------------------Oral Mucous Membranes------------------------------->
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• Oral Examination - Small Animal
  |title = Oral Examination ...conscious animal will only give limited information and a definitive oral examination can only be performed under general anaesthesia. All detected abnormalities
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• Oral Examination - Other Diagnostic Tests
  ...osal bleed time) may be advisable prior to certain procedures. For example oral oncological surgery or in some cases even a surgical extraction. ...d [[:Category:Herpesviridae|Herpes virus]] have been implicated in certain oral conditions affecting cats with chronic gingivostomatitis.<br><br>
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• Oral Cavity Examination - Donkey
  ...may result in trauma to the tongue and will not allow a reasonable dental examination. For reasons of safety, a minority of donkeys need to be sedated for dental examination. Repeat examinations can often be performed without sedation in donkeys onc
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• Oral Examination Instruments - Small Animal
  |title = Small Animal Oral Examination Instruments |image = Oral examination instruments.jpg
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• Oral Examination - Small Animal
  |title = Oral Examination ...conscious animal will only give limited information and a definitive oral examination can only be performed under general anaesthesia. All detected abnormalities
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• Oral Examination Instruments - Small Animal
  |title = Small Animal Oral Examination Instruments |image = Oral examination instruments.jpg
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• Small Animal Dentistry
  :[[Oral Examination - Small Animal|Oral Examination]] :[[Intra-Oral Radiography - Small Animal|Intra-Oral Radiography]]
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• Intra-Oral Radiography - Small Animal
  |title = Intra-Oral Radiography ...'Small Animal Dentistry''']] and '''[[Oral Examination - Small Animal|Oral Examination]]'''
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• Orbital Diseases - Diagnostic Investigations
  ===Oral Examination===
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• Dental Instruments - Small Animal
  :[[Oral Examination Instruments - Small Animal|Oral Examination Instruments]]
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• Snake Subspectacular Abscess
  ...of the subspectacular space usually occur from ascending infections of the oral cavity. Less commonly they occur from a puncture through the spectacle or a ==Examination==
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• Lizard Oral Granuloma
  Oral abscesses are not uncommon in captive lizards. They may occur as an extensi *'''Diagnosis''' - history, [[Lizard Physical Examination|physical examination]], culture and radiology.
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• Lizard Periodontal Disease
  ...tory, a [[Lizard Physical Examination|physical examination]], culture (the oral flora becomes predominantly anaerobic and spirochaetes can be found) and [[ ...'' consists of the appropriate dental treatment, including a thorough oral examination under general [[Lizard and Snake Anaesthesia|anaesthesia]], and the appropr
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• Lizard Enteritis
  '''Diagnosis''' - history, [[Lizard Physical Examination|physical examination]], faecal cultures, [[Lizard and Snake Imaging|radiology]], [[Lizard and Sn * Oral inoculation of parasite-free faeces from a healthy iguana
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• Lizard Necropsy
  ==External examination== *Examine the nares, eyes, tympanic membranes, oral cavity and [[Cloaca|cloaca]].
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• Oral Examination - Introduction
  ...tion''' and a [[Oral Examination Under General Anaesthesia|definitive oral examination]] can only be performed under general [[Anaesthesia|anaesthesia]]. All dete The main signs of oral disease include :
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• Snake Necropsy
  ==External examination== # Examine the nares, spectacles, [[Snake Eye|eyes]], oral cavity and [[Cloaca|cloaca]].
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• Radiographic Interpretation of Periodontal Disease - Small Animal
  ..., and the morphology of an infrabony defect will be determined on clinical examination rather than on radiographic evaluation. [[Category:Intra-Oral Radiography]]
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• Dental Explorer
  The explorer is also useful for tactile examination of the subgingival tooth surfaces. Subgingival calculus and odontoclastic r [[Category:Oral Examination Instruments - Small Animal]]
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• Oral Examination - Other Diagnostic Tests
  ...osal bleed time) may be advisable prior to certain procedures. For example oral oncological surgery or in some cases even a surgical extraction. ...d [[:Category:Herpesviridae|Herpes virus]] have been implicated in certain oral conditions affecting cats with chronic gingivostomatitis.<br><br>
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• Dental Recording
  The information resulting from an [[Oral Examination - Small Animal|oral examination]] and any treatment performed needs to be accurately recorded.<br><br> ...y time or by any person in the practice – for information related to the [[Oral Cavity Overview - Anatomy & Physiology|mouth]] at a specific date.
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• Stomatitis
  ...l condition in dogs that may be caused by opportunistic invasion of normal oral flora. Suspected causative organisms include [[Fusobacterium necrophorum|'' ...dation of urea to form ammonia together with dehydration and drying of the oral mucosa that results from renal disease.
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• Lizard and Snake Ulcerative Stomatitis
  [[Image:Stomatitis_ed.jpg|300px|thumb|right|'''Careful examination of the mouth is necessary since lesions may not be extensive''' © RVC]] ...limentary tract disease (UATD) is any pathological condition affecting the oral cavity, pharynx or oesophagus.
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• Oral Cavity Examination - Donkey
  ...may result in trauma to the tongue and will not allow a reasonable dental examination. For reasons of safety, a minority of donkeys need to be sedated for dental examination. Repeat examinations can often be performed without sedation in donkeys onc
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