Small Animal Dentistry
A Manual of Techniques
Published on 8. May 2008
288 pages
978-1-4051-7331-5 (ISBN)
Description
Dentistry has now become an important part of everyday veterinarypractice. Small Animal Dentistry provides the practicaladvice needed to carry out routine dentistry procedures in generalpractice. With over 400 colour pictures and special sections onpractical tips and trouble-shooting, this practical manual is anessential easy-access reference tool.
* * Designed as a 'how-to-do' book to ease you throughall of the dental procedures carried out in practice.
* Colour pictures are used throughout for clarity and to aidnavigation through the book.
* The combination of step-by-step descriptions and clearillustrations enable you to perform procedures withconfidence.
Small Animal Dentistry is suitable for veterinarystudents and veterinary practitioners.
Reviews / Votes
"This reference is current, often very comprehensive, and wellordered. The text is well written and the photos and diagrams are ahighlight." (Australian Veterinary Journal, 2007) 'This book cannot fail to transform veterinary dentistry into amore interesting and exciting aspect of general practice. It willserve to inspire all veterinary surgeons - and, indeed, nurses -who read it, and encourage them to improve the treatment that theyprovide to dentistry patients." (Veterinary Times, 2007)"This reference is current, often very comprehensive, and wellordered. The text is well written and the photos and diagrams are ahighlight." Australian Veterinary Journal, 2007 'This book cannot fail to transform veterinary dentistry intoa more interesting and exciting aspect of general practice. It willserve to inspire all veterinary surgeons - and, indeed, nurses -who read it, and encourage them to improve the treatment that theyprovide to dentistry patients.' Vet TimesMore details
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Book
11/2006
Wiley-Blackwell
€120.03
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Person
Cedric Tutt provides a veterinary dentistry and oro-facial surgery service (Cape Animal Dentistry Service) based at the Cape Animal Medical Centre in Cape Town, South Africa. He lectures on the topics of veterinary dentistry and oral surgery and has written numerous articles related to the subject.
Content
Acknowledgements.
Chapter 1.
Tooth Development (Odontogenesis).
Chapter 2.
Clinical examination.
Chapter 3.
Equipping a veterinary dental operatory.
Chapter 4.
Radiography.
Chapter 5.
Exodontics.
Chapter 6.
Jaw fracture repair.
Chapter 7.
Oral Surgery.
Chapter 8.
Suture material.
Chapter 9.
Restoration.
Chapter 10.
Endodontic therapy.
Chapter 11.
Pain management.
Chapter 12.
Malocclusions and normal occlusion.
Chapter 13.
Cases to refer to your local veterinary dentist.
Index
