Monthly Archives: October 2009
Maxillary Canine Extraction Site Trauma Secondary to the Mandibular Canine Treated by Crown Reduction, Vital Pulpotomy and Pulp Therapy
This cat had a maxillary canine tooth extracted. Upon recheck at the referring veterinary hospital the mandibular canine was causing a mucosal defect at the extraction site. Options for therapy were crown reduction and vital pulpotomy followed by vital pulp … Continue reading
Response to the Question Concerning the Dog with a Class III Malocclusion (Underbite) with Incisors Causing Lingual Floor Trauma
Hi Dr. Gonzalez, Glad to hear from you. The approach to this case is one of selective extractions to eliminate the trauma caused by the maxillary incisors digging holes in the floor of the oral cavity. The central 101, 201 … Continue reading
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Dog with a Class III Malocclusion (Underbite) with Incisors Causing Lingual Floor Trauma
Hi, Thank you for signing me up on the blog. I been diagnosing dental disease daily and recommending treatments with true conviction. I even did a cat extraction! I actually had an interesting case today and I was … Continue reading
