This paper was performed in two phases. In the first, the stability of acrylic resin over the teeth of dogs without enamel acid conditioning, and the clinical and histological reaction on the ginigiva were analysed in periods of 1, 3, 7, 14, 21 and 30 days. The second phase was conducted in 20 dogs ...
Author(s)
Gioso, M. A.; Vianna, R. S.; Venturini, M. A. F. A.; Correa, H. L.; Venceslau, A.; Araújo, V. C.
Publisher
Centro de Ciências Rurais, Universidade Federal de Santa Maria, Santa Maria, Brazil
Citation
Ciência Rural, 2001, 31, 2, pp 291-298
Multiple mandibular fractures can be conveniently treated by a conservative approach, particularly when caudal mandibular portions, condyle and vertical ramus, are involved. Among the various surgical techniques described, in the cat and in the dog, the mandibular fracture fixation with composite...
Author(s)
Miele, R.; Meomartino, L.; Brunetti, A.
Publisher
Edizioni Veterinarie & Agrozootechniche, Milano, Italy
Citation
Summa, 2003, 20, 7, pp 45-49
Twenty-one mandibular fractures in 11 cats and 6 dogs were repaired during a 20-month period. A new technique using dental composite was used to stabilize the mandible. The canine teeth were pumiced, acid etched, and aligned with dental composite, leaving the mouth opened approximately 1 cm. Six...
Author(s)
Bennett, J. W.; Kapatkin, A. S.; Marretta, S. M.
Citation
Veterinary Surgery, 1994, 23, 3, pp 190-194
A Sumatran tiger had developed severely abraded canine teeth by biting on cage-bars. This resulted in weakening and marked sensitivity of the teeth. Indications for, techniques of, and complications of restorative dental treatments are described. The outcome of different restorative dental...
Author(s)
Foreest, A. van; Roeters, J.
Publisher
American Veterinary Dental Society (AVDS), Boise, USA
Citation
Journal of Veterinary Dentistry, 1997, 14, 4, pp 131-136
A technique is described for repairing abrasions on the posterior surfaces of canine teeth in the dog. After etching with acid, the surface is coated with unfilled resin, immediately covered with filled resin and then shaped.
Author(s)
Bedford, P. G. C.; Heaton, M. G.
Citation
Veterinary Record, 1977, 101, 16, pp 327
Bacteria of the order Chlamydiales are obligate intracellular parasites of eukaryotic cells. They have a distinctive developmental cycle with two...
The Chlamydiales, thought to be viruses for a long time, are obligate intracellular bacterial pathogens of higher cells. The chlamydial elementary...