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A New Understanding of Oral and Dental Disorders of the Equine Incisor and Canine Teeth

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W B SAUNDERS CO-ELSEVIER INC
DOI: 10.1016/j.cveq.2013.04.011

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Equine; Fracture; Tooth resorption; Hypercementosis; Avulsion; Apical infection; Periodontal; Gemination

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This article discusses the classification systems for dental fractures and how the assessment affects treatment options. Diagonal incisor malocclusion is discussed in relation to skull asymmetry and how this commonly relates to premolar and molar occlusion. Oral and radiographic assessment of incisive bone fracture and incisor avulsion is reviewed for determining treatment options. A summary of incisor and canine resorption and hypercementosis is presented. Clinical presentations, staging, and classifications of tooth resorption as well as canine odontoplasty are discussed. Excessive plaque and calculus formation on lower canines leading to periodontal disease and abscess is examined.

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