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An Introduction to Pet Dental Care: For Veterinary Nurses and Technicians

Publication Year:
2022
Edition:
1st Ed.
Author:
Kathy Istace
Publisher:
CAB International
ISBN:
978-1-78-924886-9
Doody Core Title Score:
  • 2.67 (Veterinary Nursing & Technology)
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Periodontal disease is one of the most common diseases observed by small animal practitioners, and it is not uncommon for the veterinary technician to be the first line in oral health assessment and treatment. Despite this, current dentistry training for veterinary technicians and nurses is often very limited.
This book explains the causes, consequences, prevention and treatment of pet dental diseases including periodontal disease, fractured teeth, tooth resorption, dental malocclusions, oral masses, jaw fractures, and other oral conditions. It covers:
  • Instruction in essential skills such as dental cleaning, charting, radiography, and equipment maintenance.

  • Advanced skills such as the administration of regional nerve blocks and periodontal treatments.

  • The aetiology and treatment of common oral conditions.

Improving competence in veterinary dental skills benefits technicians, veterinary practices, owners and their pets. Explaining pet dental diseases in a relatable way, this book allows veterinary staff to relay important dental information to pet owners in a way they understand. Providing solutions to help prevent and manage pet dental diseases, it outlines treatment options, outcomes, and post-operative dental care.
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Platform:
OvidSP
Publisher:
CAB International
Product Type:
Book
Author:
Kathy Istace
ISBN:
978-1-78-924886-9
Specialty:
  • Animal Sciences
  • Dentistry & Dental Hygiene
  • Veterinary Science
Language:
English
Edition:
1st Ed.
Pages:
200
Publication Year:
2022
Doody Core Title Score:
  • 2.67 (Veterinary Nursing & Technology)

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