Dentistry

Extract, treat or refer? Learn how to interpret oral radiographic images and make more confident treatment decisions for patients.

Steve Dale argues ABC doesn't answer all necessary questions in recent show criticizing veterinarians.

How to tackle your clients' questions in the wake of ABC's news report.

Comprehensive extraction lectures and videos recorded live and now available on demand. Goes beyond the books with tips and tricks that you wont find anywhere else.

What happens when patients that have had non-anesthetic cleanings develop a problem?

More veterinarians are sanctioning cleanings without anesthesia. Here's what you need to know.

One provider shows its service in a video.

From creating a good digital radiography template to making sure all pathology is detected, Dr. Beckman has the answers you need.

New standard applies to all dental procedures, including cleaning.

Want more tips from Patricia March, RVT, VTS (Dentistry)? See March speak at CVC San Diego.

Veterinarians regularly undercharge clients for dental procedures. Learn how to communicate with clients better to make your dentistry profitable.

Digital imaging systems will enhance periodontal wellness for your veterinary patients-when you know how to present the benefits to clients.

Get answers to your most commonly asked questions about two essential components of dental care in veterinary patients.

Full mouth extractions offer hope for a cat with widespread oral inflammation.

An overview on how to address malocclusion and other orthodontic problems in pets.

State of Pet Health Report indicates sterilization plays key role in pet longevity.

Common veterinary inquiries from lectures about marketing, client compliance and much more.

This veterinary hospital team works together to rid a Rhodesian ridgeback of a congenital cleft palate.

Dr. Steven Holmstrom provides insight into the most recent dental care guidelines from AAHA.

AVMA, AAHA issue updates to practice resources for veterinarians.

Missing or extra teeth must be caught early to prevent more serious dental problems down the line.

A veterinary team worked together to correct an autoimmune disorder that limits this dog's ability to open its mouth.

A veterinary team works together to help a police dog with two fractured maxillary canine teeth.

Why you and your team need to adopt a new term-COHAT-to encompass all the facets of regular dental care.

Hair in the oral cavity? Is it a problem? If so, what can you do about it?