Dentistry

There are many different ways to approach malocclusion, from surgical excision to orthodontic treatment and genetic counselling

Cats can be more technically challenging under general anaesthetic for oral surgery, and their management must therefore be carefully considered

A good understanding of the pathophysiology and clinical signs of diastemata is vital for the effective treatment of the highly prevalent disease

An oral examination should be performed at all consultations to minimise the risk of painful dental disease later on

Specifically designed for teaching veterinary dentistry, the state-of-the-art facility was built to promote engaging education

There are many causes of malocclusion in our patients and it is important to recognise the signs in order to treat the condition effectively

The unique anatomy and dentition of exotic herbivorous species can predispose them to developing dental disease

Dental radiography offers patients a high standard of care, whilst also providing practices with higher diagnostic yields and an increase in procedures

A logical approach and an awareness of dental anatomy and biomechanics will make dental extractions a lot easier

Modern techniques allow the quick and efficient extraction of teeth, but thorough work-ups are still vital

A combined approach involving tailored preventative care at home may be the best method for keeping pets’ mouths healthy

How to tell if your patient has dental discoloration or something more serious

Harmful biofilms found within veterinary dental units could be a health hazard to veterinary professionals

Developing good working relationships with musculoskeletal therapists and equine dental technicians

Pricing veterinary services is difficult; how should vets alter their approach with different clients?

A complex odontoma case in a German Shepherd highlights the importance of a good diagnostic work-up

How can robots be used to advance the research and testing stages of veterinary product development?

MATTHEW OXFORD explains the differences between the two main types of dental x-ray systems and evaluates the two broad options for positioning for best results

SHELLEY HOLDEN of Royal Canin explains why getting the owner to accept their pet’s obesity is the key to a successful outcome

RAINE LEARY of Clark Dental explains why you are working blind if you don’t take quality digital radiographs of your patients