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Small AnimalCase series / Retrospective

Transalveolar surgery is an effective salvage option when endoscopic rhinolith removal fails in small dogs.

PaperEndogenous rhinolithiasis in a dog: computed tomographic findings, histopathology and surgical removal via a transalveolar approach.
Nanri M, et al. · Journal of Small Animal Practice, Jul 22
DentistryRCT / Meta-analysis

Omega-3:Omega-6 ratio of 1:4 optimizes postoperative recovery in FCGS cats post-extraction.

PaperEffects and Safety Analysis of Diets with Different Omega-3:Omega-6 Ratios on Postoperative Recovery Indicators in Cats with Feline Chronic Gingivostomatitis (FCGS).
Luo Y, et al. · Veterinary Journal, Jun 30
DentistryRCT / Meta-analysis

Evidence insufficient to support antimicrobial prophylaxis recommendations for dental procedures in dogs and cats.

PaperInfectious complications of dental procedures in dogs and cats, and the impact of antimicrobial prophylaxis: a systematic review.
Weese JS, et al. · Journal of Small Animal Practice, Jun 5
Internal MedicineCohort / Prospective

FeLV drastically reduces cat lifespan; FIV has lesser but significant impact on longevity.

PaperTwenty-year lifetime histories of FIV- and FeLV-infected cats in a sanctuary in the UK indicate an effect of retroviral infection on longevity.
Castillo-Aliaga C, et al. · The Veterinary record, May 30
OncologyCase series / Retrospective

Frozen section biopsy provides accurate intraoperative diagnosis of oral tumors in 20 minutes.

PaperFrozen section biopsy is a feasible and accurate tool for diagnosing canine and feline oral tumors in a private veterinary oral surgery practice.
Bronko SE, et al. · Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, May 20
ExoticCohort / Prospective

Brachycephalic, male, and older rabbits require dental disease surveillance; neutering appears protective.

PaperRisk factors for dental overgrowth in rabbits: A retrospective study using electronic health records.
Coles MA, et al. · The Veterinary record, May 12
DentistryRCT / Meta-analysis

Therapeutic ultrasound enhances early periodontal disease treatment in cats, improving clinical parameters.

PaperEfficacy of therapeutic ultrasound as an adjunct to periodontal therapy in cats with early-stage periodontal disease.
Turgut F, et al. · Veterinary Journal, Apr 1
DentistryCase series / Retrospective

Monitor unerupted teeth radiographically; extraction may not be necessary without cyst evidence.

PaperA cross-sectional radiographic study on the prevalence and distribution of dentigerous cysts in unerupted teeth in adult dogs.
Heinze CS, et al. · Journal of Small Animal Practice, Mar 26
DentistryCase series / Retrospective

Age, breed, halitosis, and head touch sensitivity effectively identify canine periodontal disease risk.

PaperRisk assessment of canine periodontal disease: insights from owner-reported health questionnaires.
Jemmett AA, et al. · Journal of Small Animal Practice, Mar 19
ExoticCase series / Retrospective

CT-based grading system standardizes acquired dental disease severity assessment in chinchillas.

PaperComputed tomography findings and severity grading of acquired dental disease in chinchillas (Chinchilla lanigera): 100 cases (2007-2023).
Hendrickson CJ, et al. · Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Mar 18
DentistryCohort / Prospective

Allogeneic UMSCs demonstrate long-term safety and clinical efficacy for refractory feline gingivostomatitis with sustained improvement.

PaperEXPRESS: A long-term field safety study evaluating allogeneic uterine-derived mesenchymal stem cells for refractory feline chronic gingivostomatitis (FCGS).
Williams V, et al. · Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery, Feb 27
DentistryCase series / Retrospective

Current LLMs insufficient for independent oral diagnosis; novice vets outperform AI models.

PaperEvaluation of large language models for clinical sign-based oral assessment in dogs compared with veterinary practitioners.
Kocaman Y, et al. · Veterinary Journal, Feb 24
DentistryCohort / Prospective

Oral IFN-α significantly reduces halitosis and P. gulae in dogs with periodontal disease.

PaperOral interferon alpha treatment significantly reduces halitosis and Porphyromonas gulae growth in dogs with periodontal disease.
Ishida K, et al. · Veterinary Journal, Feb 24
DentistryCase series / Retrospective

Adhering to professional standards is crucial to avoid disciplinary actions in veterinary practice.

PaperScale and polish ends in disciplinary hearing.
Loeb J, et al. · The Veterinary record, Jan 17
DentistryCase series / Retrospective

Early detection and appropriate management of glossitis are crucial for affected dogs.

PaperGlossitis in dogs arises from diverse etiologies but shows predominantly chronic ulcerative pathology and low clinical detection rates.
Kot CCS, et al. · Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Jan 14
DentistryCase series / Retrospective

CellFoam shows greatest biocompatibility and lowest cytotoxicity for canine regenerative endodontics.

PaperIn vitro effects of different biomaterials on canine dental pulp stem cells.
Marx R, et al. · Frontiers in Veterinary Science, Jan 1
DentistryCohort / Prospective

CBCT identified ear disease in 42.6% of small-breed dogs, exceeding reported prevalence.

PaperPrevalence of ear disease in small-breed dogs undergoing cone-beam computed tomography for dental procedures.
Haghighat M, et al. · Frontiers in Veterinary Science, Jan 1
Small AnimalCase series / Retrospective

Veterinarians should consider routine radiographic screening for osteoarthritis during dental prophylaxis in medium to large dogs.

PaperOsteoarthritis has a high prevalence in dogs undergoing routine dental prophylaxis.
Millis DL, et al. · Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Jan 1
DentistryCase series / Retrospective

Bayesian network accurately predicts canine periodontal disease risk using modifiable and non-modifiable factors.

PaperRisk assessment for canine periodontal disease using a hybrid causal Bayesian network.
O'Flynn C, et al. · Frontiers in Veterinary Science, Jan 1
DentistryCase series / Retrospective

Evaluate mandibular swellings promptly to identify underlying dental issues or neoplasia for optimal treatment.

PaperMandibular swelling in a cat.
Suchowersky JA, et al. · Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Jan 1
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