Dog Carnasial Tooth Restoration
This patient has carnasial tooth with an enamel fracture, that has not reached the pulp yet! and Being the Largest tooth in the mouth, saving it is much better than removing it. It is a primary chewing and shearing tooth in a canine oral cavity.
Ceasar a magnificnet German Shepard – damaged his upper premolar 4. Ceasar was refered to us by Canine Dental Hygiene Services, a teeth cleaning service for dogs without anesthetic. They picked up the need for repair of the damaged enamel before it reached the pulp cavity.
7 May 2019 This handsome boy Ceasar 👑 who chipped his carnassial tooth which is the largest tooth in a dog’s mouth! To strengthen the tooth and prevent the tooth from breaking or becoming infected and needing to be extracted it was restored with a dental composite the same way a human filling is done, and the same way a beak restoration is done.
Check out this beautiful boy’s before and after! Thank you for being such a perfect patient Ceasar!
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Follow the pictures showing the procedure of restoring the damaged tooth and the veterinary dental procedures involved.
The most important part the dental support team Torri the vet Dental Anesthetic Nurse, and vet Dental assistant – final year student From the Faculty of Vet Science at Melbourne University Stacy – With Dr Phil the Doggy dentist.
Veterinary Dentist
Dr Phil has worked in a dental clinic for many years and loves our first and second opinion dentistry cases that we are seeing more and more of.