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La guida da ritagliare e conservare... Le tre patologie orali più comuni nei gatti adulti
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Il primo passo nella diagnosi della malattia orale è l’esame iniziale del cavo orale nell’animale sveglio. Tuttavia, al fine di determinare accuratamente la malattia, è indispensabile un esame completo sotto anestesia generale.
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Uno specillo dentale, una sonda periodontale e una radiografia intraorale sono gli strumenti essenziali per la diagnosi e la stadiazione della maggior parte dei problemi odontoiatrici.
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Le malattie orali diagnosticate più spesso nei gatti adulti sono periodontite cronica, fratture dentali e riassorbimento dentario.
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