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    Author: jtvandam

    Referral for extended mouth pain in a dog following extraction

    This dog developed necrotic bone at the site of a previous upper molar (209) following extraction. The dog would improve when on anitbiotics then relapse with an… Read more “Referral for extended mouth pain in a dog following extraction”

    January 26, 2020 by jtvandam

    Chihuahua multiple deciduous teeth removed

      10 month old Chihuahua. Multiple deciduous teeth were extracted. Notice that the mesial mandibular molar tooth root is very close to the mandibular cortex. If this… Read more “Chihuahua multiple deciduous teeth removed”

    January 26, 2020 by jtvandam

    A good reason to X-ray missing teeth

    An incisor tooth is missing.
    An incisor tooth is missing.
    X-ray reveals retained root with evidence of an abscess around the root apex.
    X-ray reveals retained root with evidence of an abscess around the root apex.
    November 11, 2019 by jtvandam

    Root Canal

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    November 11, 2019 by jtvandam

    Acrylic Extensions

    Retained deciduous canines and displaced permanent canines.
    Retained deciduous canines and displaced permanent canines.
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    The teeth are assymetrical
    The teeth are assymetrical
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    Acrylic extensions on the lower canines guide them into the space created by the extracted teeth.
    Acrylic extensions on the lower canines guide them into the space created by the extracted teeth.
    November 11, 2019 by jtvandam

    Fracture repair using acrylic on a pig dog

    The fracture site was X-rayed. A figure 8 loop wire was placed around the mandibular canine teeth. The wire and both canines and premolars were covered with… Read more “Fracture repair using acrylic on a pig dog”

    February 5, 2019 by jtvandam

    Click here to see photos from recent cases

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    September 20, 2016February 5, 2019 by jtvandam

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