This tooth has a gnarly hooked root. It would be difficult to extract without taking an x ray first!

This poor cat had an air rifle bullet lodged in its cheek!

This unerupted premolar is starting to form a dentigerous cyst.

There is a lot of bone loss around these roots…care needs to be taken when extracting.

Tooth resorption, bone loss and abnormal bone formation. This could be a tumour. It should be biopsied.

Although this mouth looked normal when it was examined the owner was certain the dog had pain it it’s mouth. The x-ray confirmed she was correct! The crown has completely separated from the roots.

Everyone thought the tooth had fallen out of the mouth after the car accident. Instead the canine tooth was pushed into the nasal cavity!

Another painful animal with crown separated from the roots during a traumatic incident!

This unerupted supernumerary premolar tooth is also causing a dentigerous cyst!

Although the last molar tooth can be difficult to x-ray it is important that you do! This tooth looked normal in the mouth.