Dentistry
Dentistry Education for Patients and Practices
Oral disease is one of the most prevalent diseases in dogs and cats, yet 80% of companion animals do not receive dental care at the veterinary hospital.
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Oral disease is one of the most prevalent diseases in dogs and cats, yet 80% of companion animals do not receive dental care at the veterinary hospital.

Dental radiography is recommended whenever examination of the oral cavity reveals missing teeth and extraction is preferred to avoid cyst development and subsequent bone/tissue destruction.

There are many levels of concern regarding ergonomics and veterinary dentistry.

What is ergonomics and how does it relate to the practice of professional veterinary dentistry?

This article will help veterinary team members refresh themselves about common dental radiography procedures.


As with cats and dogs, periodontal disease in ferrets may go unnoticed by owners; therefore, many ferrets end up silently suffering from oral pain.


Pain management is also a critical component of a comprehensive dental service.

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