Veterinary Dentistry Dental Cases

Periodontal Disease in a Cat with Supernumerary Teeth

This extra tooth (supernumerary) resulted in periodontal disease due to crowding.

Note the bone loss on the distal aspect of the right mandibular first molar (409)

This was bilateral and the left mandibular molar had tooth resorption as well and periodontal bone loss. Surgical extractions of the molars and the supernumerary teeth were curative.

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