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• Traumatic Dental Conditions - Small Animal
  |title = Traumatic Dental Conditions of Cats and Dogs |categories = '''[[Dental and Oral Conditions - Small Animal|Dental and Oral Conditions]] '''
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• Traumatic Dental Conditions - Small Animal
  |title = Traumatic Dental Conditions of Cats and Dogs |categories = '''[[Dental and Oral Conditions - Small Animal|Dental and Oral Conditions]] '''
  646 bytes (74 words) - 14:20, 2 November 2014
• Dental and Oral Conditions - Small Animal
  |title = Dental and Oral Conditions :[[Developmental Dental Conditions - Small Animal|Developmental Dental Conditions]]
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• Radiographic Interpretation of Dental Traumatic Injuries - Small Animal
  ==Interpretation of Traumatic Injuries== ...ra-Oral Radiography - Small Animal|Dental radiographs]] are made to assess traumatic injuries to the [[:Category:Teeth - Anatomy & Physiology|teeth]], [[Tooth -
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• Luxated and Avulsed Teeth
  [[Category:Endodontic Conditions]] [[Category:Traumatic Dental Conditions]]
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• Dental Discolouration
  [[File:Dental discoloration.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Tooth discolouration following trauma]] ...ralised or local, and pseudodiscolourations refer to extrinsic staining by dental plaque or agents in foods.
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• Maxillofacial Trauma
  ...l radiographs alone result in too much bony superimposition of structures. Dental radiographs are also higher definition images showing subtle changes. * Traumatic oronasal communication
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• Tooth Fractures
  A slab fracture of the [[Dental Formula - Dog|carnassial tooth]] usually results from dogs chewing, whilst ...ysiology#Pulp|Pulp]] exposure should be evaluated for by probing with an [[Dental Explorer|explorer tip]] with the animal [[Oral Examination Under General An
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• Mandibular Fractures - Cat & Dog
  ...r '''trauma'''. Fractures can also occur in both species as a result of '''dental disease (most notably periodontal disease in small breed dogs), metabolic d ...eth before a thin layer of dental adhesive is applied to the canine teeth. Dental adhesive and the composite are applied to the canines, with the fracture he
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• Dental Malocclusion
  ...position of the [[:Category:Teeth - Anatomy & Physiology|teeth]] ([[Normal Dental Occlusion|normal occlusion]]). The clinical significance of malocclusion is ...d/or width discrepancy (skeletal malocclusion), from tooth malpositioning (dental malocclusion), or a combination of both. The development of the occlusion i
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• Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions
  ...'''FORL — Neck lesions — Feline Tooth Resorption — Cervical Line Lesions — Dental Resorptive Lesions — Feline Caries — RL''''' [[File:Explorer probe and dental resorption.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Image 6: Explorer probe being used to iden
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• Cheek Teeth Malocclusion – Rabbit
  ...age with malocclusion of the cheek teeth. Older rabbits with no history of dental disease that present with malocclusions are less likely to have significant ...ecurs and the spurs regrown, often in a matter of weeks. However acquired, dental disease is progressive and eventually the germinal layer of the roots is de
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