Cut-out and Keep... Dental Disease in Dogs and Cats
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OCT 01, 2012
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Detection of dental disease requires an initial oral examination, followed by a definitive oral examination under general anesthesia.
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Suitable dental instruments (e.g. explorer, periodontal probe) along with additional diagnostic tests as necessary (such as dental radiographs) are essential for accurate diagnosis.
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Dental, rather than conventional, radiographs are required for correct diagnosis.
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(2012) “Cut-out and Keep.. Dental Disease in Dogs and Cats”, Oral Disease in Dogs and Cats - Veterinary Focus - Vol. 22(3) - Oct. 2012. Available at: https://www.ivis.org/library/veterinary-focus/oral-disease-dogs-and-cats-veterinary-focus-vol-223-oct-2012/cut-out-and-keep-dental-disease-dogs-and-cats (Accessed: 09 October 2024).
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