Veterinary dentistry in senior canines and felines.
When you have completed this article, you will be able to (1) understand and grade patients with periodontal disease and prescribe proper treatment for them; (2) describe the AVDC Stages of Tooth resorption and the treatment; (3) describe the non-clinically aggressive and aggressive oral tumors; (4) be knowledgeable of the American Animal Hospital Association Guidelines on Veterinary Dental Procedures and how to obtain them; and (5) understand the disadvantage of Non-Professional Dental Scaling (NPDS) and why it should not be performed.
Animal Dental Clinic, 987 Laurel Street, San Carlos, CA 94070, USA. steve@toothvet.info
Steven E
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Holmstrom
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