Monthly Archives: September 2009
Answer to John’s Question
Hi John, Both mandibular canines are unerupted and dentigerous cysts are forming around the cementoenamel junction. This is because the root sheath remnant remains in the bone and will form cysts since it is not in the pocket as … Continue reading
Unerputed Canines and Enamel Hypocalcification
Dr. Beckman, It’s John again, the dental tech from lake emma animal hospital. Dr. Blake requested if you could evaluate an interesting case we had here. The patient is a two year old labrador with enamel hypoplasia, the enamel actually … Continue reading
Fractured Fourth Premolar with Pulp Exposure
This question came in today My name is John Rosado and I am a dental technician from Lake Emma Animal Hospital. I am emailing you on behalf of Dr. David Blake and Dr. John Dee for your evaluation of the following dental … Continue reading