Tag: feline
Exotic cat with eosinophilic granuloma and wry bite (mandibular asynchrony)
by Brett on Mar.29, 2010, under Veterinary Dental Cases
This cat presented for lingual floor trauma secondary to the left maxillary canine tooth. A proliferative ulcerative lesion was present in the left caudal mucosa unassociated with the malocclusion. A biopsy confirmed eosinophilic granuloma. Prednisone at 1 mg/kg BID was initiated. The patient is scheduled for reevaluation in April and orthodontic appliance application to move the canine caudally. A bite block will be required to allow caudal movement.
Maxillary Canine Extraction Site Trauma Secondary to the Mandibular Canine Treated by Crown Reduction, Vital Pulpotomy and Pulp Therapy
by Brett on Oct.23, 2009, under Veterinary Dental Cases
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Maxillary Canine Extraction Site Trauma Secondary to the Mandibular Canine Treated by Crown Reduction, Vital Pulpotomy and Pulp Therapy

Maxillary Canine Extraction Site Trauma Secondary to the Mandibular Canine Treated by Crown Reduction, Vital Pulpotomy and Pulp Therapy

Acid Etchant Prior to Composite Application - Maxillary Canine Extraction Site Trauma Secondary to the Mandibular Canine Treated by Crown Reduction, Vital Pulpotomy and Pulp Therapy

Access Site Creation with 1/2 Round Bur - Maxillary Canine Extraction Site Trauma Secondary to the Mandibular Canine Treated by Crown Reduction, Vital Pulpotomy and Pulp Therapy

MTA Application - Maxillary Canine Extraction Site Trauma Secondary to the Mandibular Canine Treated by Crown Reduction, Vital Pulpotomy and Pulp Therapy

Glass Ionomer Application - Maxillary Canine Extraction Site Trauma Secondary to the Mandibular Canine Treated by Crown Reduction, Vital Pulpotomy and Pulp Therapy

Final Composite Application -Maxillary Canine Extraction Site Trauma Secondary to the Mandibular Canine Treated by Crown Reduction, Vital Pulpotomy and Pulp Therapy


