All Pets Dental Can Treat Your cat if He or She has Suffered a Trauma to the Mouth or Teeth
If your Cat has suffered a trauma to his mouth or teeth, All Pets Dental can treat your Cat.
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Fractured Jaw
The jaw bone can be broken from trauma. Repair options depend on physical examination and x-ray findings.
Fractured Jaw
The jaw bone can be broken from trauma. Repair options depend on physical examination and x-ray findings.
Root Fracture
Occurs from a traumatic incident commonly resulting in a mobile tooth. In most cases the fractured crown and root are surgically extracted to prevent future pain.
Wear
Long term rubbing of one tooth against another (attrition) or against an outside surface (abrasion) can result in decreased crown height. X-rays are needed to determine if there is damage below the gum line necessitating treatment.
Pulpitis
An inflammation of the inside of the tooth (pulp) resulting in inflammation and swelling. Commonly the affected tooth becomes discolored. Pain and pulpal death soon occurs. Treatment of pulpitis is root canal therapy or extraction.
TMJ Luxation
