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In the context of veterinary dentistry, occlusion refers to the way the teeth of the upper jaw and lower jaw come together. In the canine patient, normal occlusion is seen when the lower canine teeth ...
Periodontal disease is defined as a plaque-induced pathology of the periodontium (the supporting structures of the tooth) and ranges from gingivitis (stage I) to varying degrees of attachment loss (stages II-IV). There are many forms ...
A 6-year-old FS German Shepherd dog (pictured) presented to Dr. Jill Sammarco with a 3-week history of decreasing appetite and energy level. She did not eat or move much the 3 days prior to presentation. ...
A client presents his or her dog to you for squinting and redness. You apply fluorescein stain to the eye and discover a superficial ulcer. You start a topical antibiotic, pain medication and fit the ...
