Journal of feline medicine and surgery · 2014
Applied feline oral anatomy and tooth extraction techniques: an illustrated guide.
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Reiter Alexander M, Soltero-Rivera Maria M
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PRACTICAL RELEVANCE: Tooth extraction is one of the most commonly performed surgical procedures in small animal practice.
CLINICAL CHALLENGES: The clinician must be familiar with normal oral anatomy, utilize nomenclature accepted in dentistry and oral surgery, use the modified Triadan system for numbering teeth, identify normal structures on a dental radiograph, understand the tissues that hold the teeth in the jaws, know the biomechanical principles of tooth extraction, be able to choose the most appropriate instrument for removal of a tooth, extract teeth using closed and open techniques, and create tension-free flaps for closure of extraction sites.
AUDIENCE: This review is intended to familiarize both the general and referral practitioner with feline oral anatomy and tooth extraction techniques.
PATIENT GROUP: Tooth extraction is predominantly performed in cats with tooth resorption, chronic gingivostomatitis and periodontal disease.
EQUIPMENT: The basic contents of a feline tooth extraction kit are explained.
EVIDENCE BASE: The guidance contained within this review is based on a combination of the published literature, the authors' personal experience and the experience of colleagues.
CLINICAL CHALLENGES: The clinician must be familiar with normal oral anatomy, utilize nomenclature accepted in dentistry and oral surgery, use the modified Triadan system for numbering teeth, identify normal structures on a dental radiograph, understand the tissues that hold the teeth in the jaws, know the biomechanical principles of tooth extraction, be able to choose the most appropriate instrument for removal of a tooth, extract teeth using closed and open techniques, and create tension-free flaps for closure of extraction sites.
AUDIENCE: This review is intended to familiarize both the general and referral practitioner with feline oral anatomy and tooth extraction techniques.
PATIENT GROUP: Tooth extraction is predominantly performed in cats with tooth resorption, chronic gingivostomatitis and periodontal disease.
EQUIPMENT: The basic contents of a feline tooth extraction kit are explained.
EVIDENCE BASE: The guidance contained within this review is based on a combination of the published literature, the authors' personal experience and the experience of colleagues.