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Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry, LLC a veterinary practice limited to dentistry What happens when your pet is getting their teeth cleaned Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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What does a professional cleaning entail? 1) Conscious oral exam 2) Sedated oral exam 3) Radiographs 4) Transillumination 5) Supragingival (above the gums) scaling 6) Subgingival (below the gums) scaling 7) Polishing 8) Irrigation 9) Fluoride treatment Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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First Step is the Conscious Oral Exam Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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The Oral Examination Conscious Exam Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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The Oral Examination Conscious Exam Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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The Oral Examination Conscious Exam Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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The Oral Examination Conscious Exam Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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The Oral Examination Conscious Exam Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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The Oral Examination Conscious Exam Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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The Oral Examination Conscious Exam Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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The Oral Examination Conscious Exam Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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Second Step: Sedated Exam 1.Visual inspection of all oral tissues 2.Probing for periodontal pockets 3.Probing of all dental hard tissues for caries, resorptive lesions or bone loss 4.Transillumination of suspected non- vital teeth 5.Oral Radiographs Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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The Oral Examination Exam under Anesthesia Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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The Oral Examination Exam under Anesthesia Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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The Oral Examination Exam under Anesthesia Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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The Oral Examination Exam under Anesthesia Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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The Periodontal Probe Exam 1. Measurement of sulcus depth 2. Measurement of gingival recession 3. Quantification of attachment level 4. Assessment of attached gingiva 5. Identification of tooth irregularities 6. Determination of bleeding tendency Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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Complete Dental Prophylaxis The Probe Exam Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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Complete Dental Prophylaxis The Probe Exam Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781 You cannot tell by visual exam alone
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Complete Dental Prophylaxis The Probe Exam Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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Complete Dental Prophylaxis The Furcation Problem Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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Complete Dental Prophylaxis The Furcation Problem Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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Complete Dental Prophylaxis The Furcation Problem Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781 Grade 2 Furcation exposure
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Transillumination Transillumination is used to help determine if a tooth is vital. It is best performed on larger younger teeth. This test is used in conjuction with radiographic findings. A light is shown through the crown of the tooth. If the tooth is healthy the blood vessels absorbs all the colors of the light except red, hence the tooth has a pink glow to it. Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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The Complete Dental Prophylaxis Transillumination Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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The Complete Dental Prophylaxis Transillumination Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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The Complete Dental Prophylaxis Transillumination Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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The Complete Dental Prophylaxis Radiographic Exam Radiographs are taken while under anesthesia to evaluate the health of the tooth and periodontium. Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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The Complete Dental Prophylaxis Radiographic Exam Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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Taking Radiographs of a Black Bears Molars Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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Complete Dental Prophylaxis Periodontal Pockets Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781 Vertical bone loss
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Complete Dental Prophylaxis Periodontal Pockets Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781 Periodontal pocket
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Complete Prophylaxis 1) Visual and sedate examination 2) Supraginigval (above gums) scaling 3) Subgingival (below gums) scaling*** one of the most important steps most over looked! 4) Polishing 5) Irrigation 6) Fluoride treatment Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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Complete Dental Prophylaxis Supragingival Calculus Removal Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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Complete Dental Prophylaxis Supragingival Calculus Removal Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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Subgingival Scaling 1.Cleaning below the gums is one of the most important & most complicated steps of a professional scaling. 2.Special tools and training is needed to be done correctly to not cause harm 3.Requires anesthesia CANNOT do on an awake animal. 4.If done properly & at home care performed gingiva can re-attach and boney pockets can be reduced. Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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Special Curettes to clean below the gums Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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Complete Dental Prophylaxis Subgingival Calculus Removal Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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Complete Dental Prophylaxis Pocket Reduction Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781 Closed root planing Follow-up 8 months later
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Complete Dental Prophylaxis Pocket Reduction Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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Polishing Polishing helps smooth the tooth surface to help retard plaque accumulation Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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Complete Dental Prophylaxis Polishing Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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Complete Dental Prophylaxis Irrigation Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781 Removes pumice grit from sulcus Disinfects the sulcus with chlorhexidine Flushes away discharge and flecks of calculus Use air/water syringe, water pik, or blunt needle
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Complete Dental Prophylaxis Irrigation Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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Complete Dental Prophylaxis Fluoride Treatment Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781 Desensitizes root dentin Remineralizes exposed root dentin
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I hope you enjoyed the presentation and have a better understanding what is done when your pet is getting their teeth cleaned. Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry (757) 772-6781
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