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El. knyga: Small Animal Dental Equipment, Materials, and Techniques

(American Veterinary Dental College and American Board of Veterinary Practitioners, Fellow Academy of Veterinary Dentistry, All Pets Dental Clinic, Weston, Florida.)
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  • ISBN-13: 9781118986622
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The second edition of Small Animal Dental Equipment, Materials, and Techniques has been revised and updated to reflect the latest developments in veterinary dental practice. 

  • Provides a comprehensive resource for integrating dental services into veterinary practice
  • Offers valuable advice on selecting dental equipment and materials
  • Presents clear descriptions for a range of dental terms and techniques
  • Includes a wealth of new images
  • Highlights dental information applicable to general practice

 

Recenzijos

Compared with the first edition, which was released in 2004, this edition has been reorganized and the flow of content is much more user-friendly and easy to follow. The text is complemented by updated and excellent-quality color images that enhance the visual learning experience. Overall, this book will be a valuable resource for any general veterinary practice regardless of the extent of dental work performed. JAVMA, Mar 15, 2020, Vol.256, No.6

About the Author xvii
Foreword xix
Preface xxi
Acknowledgements xxiii
1 The Dental Operatory 1(36)
Space
1(1)
Electricity, Water, and Drainage
1(1)
Ergonomics
2(1)
The Operatory
2(4)
Adjustable Stools/Chairs
2(4)
Built-in Desk
6(1)
Powered Dental Delivery Systems
6(5)
Electric
6(2)
Air/Gas-Driven
8(7)
Compressor
10(1)
Storage Tank
10(1)
Assembly Delivery System
10(1)
Storage
11(1)
Lighting
11(2)
Dental Loupes (Telescopes)
13(2)
Radiography
15(1)
CR (Computed Radiography) Technology
15(1)
DR (Digital Radiography) Technology
16(1)
General Anesthesia
16(1)
ASA Scoring
16(1)
Patient Monitoring Devices
17(9)
Blood Pressure (BP)
20(1)
End-Tidal Carbon Dioxide (ETCO2)
21(3)
Pulse Oximetry (Sp02)
24(1)
Electrocardiography (EKG)
25(1)
Respiration
25(1)
Temperature
26(1)
Regional Analgesia
26(2)
Benefits of Regional Anesthesia
26(1)
Indications for Regional Anesthesia
27(1)
Contraindications for Local and Regional Anesthesia
27(1)
Onset of Action
27(1)
Duration
27(1)
Regional Anesthesia Equipment
27(1)
Dosage
27(1)
Injection Precautions
27(1)
Technique
28(4)
Infraorbital Nerve Block
28(1)
Caudal Maxillary Nerve Block
29(2)
Middle Mental Nerve Block
31(1)
Caudal Mandibular (Inferior Alveolar) Nerve Block
31(1)
Further Reading
32(5)
2 Equipment, Instruments, and Materials for Operative Dentistry 37(50)
Equipment and Material Recommendations Based on the Level of Dental Care
37(1)
Diagnostics for Basic Dentistry
37(3)
Dental Charts
37(1)
Dental Explorer
37(1)
Periodontal Probe
37(1)
Dental Mirror
37(1)
Mouth Props
37(3)
Operator Safety Equipment
40(1)
Dental Scaling, Irrigation and Polishing Equipment, Instruments, and Techniques
40(7)
Hand Instruments (Scalers and Curettes) for Plaque and Calculus Removal
40(2)
Sickle Scaler
40(1)
Calculus Removal Forceps
41(1)
Curettes
41(1)
Powered Dental Scaling
42(5)
Sonic- and Ultrasonic-Assisted Dental Scaling
42(5)
Dental Polishing Equipment and Materials
47(3)
Sealants
50(1)
Locally Administered Antimicrobials (LAA)
50(1)
Extraction Instruments and Materials
50(6)
Oral Surgery Instruments
50(1)
Periotome
51(1)
Mechanical Periotome
52(1)
Periosteal Elevator
52(1)
Dental Luxators and Dental Elevators for Extractions
52(2)
Luxators
53(1)
Elevators
53(1)
Extraction Forceps
54(1)
Root Tip Pick
54(1)
Hand Instrument Sharpening
54(1)
Instrument Cassette
54(2)
Dental Handpieces
56(10)
Low-Speed Handpiece
56(1)
Contra-Angle Attachment
56(2)
High-Speed Handpiece
58(1)
Burs
59(7)
The Bur Shank
59(1)
The Bur Head
60(1)
Bur Types
60(6)
Maintenance of Dental Equipment
66(1)
Handpiece Maintenance
66(1)
Replacing the High-Speed Turbine
66(1)
Low-Speed Handpiece Cleaning Steps
67(1)
Bur Maintenance
67(1)
Compressor Maintenance
67(1)
Homecare Products to Reduce the Accumulation of Plaque and Tartar (Calculus)
67(1)
The Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC)
67(1)
Other Homecare Products, Which May Decrease the Accumulation of Plaque and/or Tartar When Used Properly
68(1)
Toothbrush/Dentifrice
68(1)
Wipes
68(1)
Exam Room Educational Aides
68(1)
Dental Models
69(1)
Equipment and Materials for Advanced Dental Care
69(3)
Debriding the Canal
69(1)
Endodontic Files
70(1)
Canal Irrigation
70(2)
Drying the Prepared Irrigated Canal
72(1)
Obturating the Canal
72(1)
Filling the Prepared and Cleaned Root Canal
72(1)
Gutta Percha
72(1)
College-Tipped Pliers to Handle the Paper and Gutta Percha Points
73(2)
Retrograde Amalgam Carrier (1mm)
73(1)
Spreaders
73(1)
Pluggers
73(1)
MTA
73(1)
Light-Cured Glass Ionomer Liner/Base
74(1)
Restorative Materials Used in Advanced Dental Procedures
75(1)
Composite Resins
75(1)
Curing Light
75(1)
Polishing the Restoration
75(1)
Advanced Periodontal and Oral Surgery
75(1)
Lasers
75(4)
Carbon Dioxide Laser (10,600 nm)
75(2)
Diode Laser
77(1)
Therapy Lasers (Low-Level Laser Therapy - LLLT)
77(1)
Laser Safety
77(2)
Orthodontic Equipment and Materials Used in Advanced Dental Procedures
79(1)
Alginate Used to Create Arch Impressions to Create a Dental Model
79(1)
Boxing and Bite Registration Wax
79(1)
Dental Casts (Study Models, Stone Models)
80(1)
Orthodontic Buttons and Masel Chain Elastics
80(3)
Composite Splinting Material Used in Fabrication of Inclined Plane and Fracture Stabilization
80(1)
Patient and Operator Infection Control
80(3)
Further Reading
83(4)
3 Oral Anatomy for the General Practitioner 87(26)
The Oral Cavity
87(1)
Mucosa
87(1)
Muscles
87(1)
Tongue
87(2)
Innervation of the Oral Cavity
89(1)
Blood Supply and Lymphatic Drainage
90(1)
Salivary Glands
90(1)
Periodontium
90(5)
Gingiva
90(5)
Attached Gingiva
93(1)
Gingival Sulcus
93(1)
Periodontal Ligament
93(1)
Cementum
94(1)
Alveolar Bone
94(1)
Cranium
95(1)
Facium
95(1)
Maxillae and Mandibles
95(5)
Maxillae
95(2)
Mandibles
97(3)
Temporomandibular Joint
100(1)
Teeth
100(12)
Cat Teeth
101(1)
Dog Teeth
102(1)
Tooth Types and Numbers
102(3)
Tooth Structure
105(8)
Enamel
105(1)
Dentin
105(1)
Pulp
106(2)
Tooth Eruption
108(1)
Surfaces of Teeth and Directions in the Mouth
109(3)
Further Reading
112(1)
4 Dental Radiography 113(50)
Incorporating Dental Radiography into General Practice
113(1)
Radiation Safety
113(1)
ALARA
113(1)
Personnel Monitoring
113(1)
Radiograph Equipment
113(3)
X-ray Generator
114(1)
Sensors
114(2)
Intraoral Digital Software
116(1)
Positioning
116(12)
Parallel and Bisecting Angle Techniques
117(1)
Vertical and Horizontal Angulation
118(2)
Positioning for the Maxillary Arch
120(3)
SLOB Rule
123(2)
Extraoral Technique to Remove Superimposition of the Zygomatic Arch
125(1)
Positioning for the Mandibles
126(1)
Temporomandibular Joint
126(2)
CT and CBCT Imaging
128(1)
Radiograph Image Troubleshooting
128(5)
Foreshortened Image
128(1)
Elongated Image
128(1)
Image Archiving
128(5)
Radiograph Interpretation
133(4)
Radiographic Landmarks
133(1)
Mental Foramina and Mandibular Canal
133(3)
Radiographic Terminology
136(1)
The Symphysis
137(1)
Chevron-Shaped Lucency
137(1)
Maxillary Sinus Radiolucencies and Densities
137(1)
Mandibular Canal Overlay
137(1)
Periodontal Disease
137(7)
Horizontal Bone Loss
140(1)
Vertical Bone Loss
140(2)
Furcation Involvement and Exposure
142(1)
Alveolar Bone Expansion (Chronic Alveolar Osteitis)
143(1)
Tooth Extrusion
144(1)
Endodontic Disease
144(5)
Radiograph Evaluation for Endodontic Disease
144(2)
Pulpitis
146(2)
Internal Resorption
148(1)
Endoperio Lesions
148(1)
Perioendo Lesions
149(1)
External Root Resorption
149(10)
Classification of Tooth Resorption by Stages and Types
152(2)
Classification by Tooth Resorption Types
154(1)
Neoplastic Disease
154(1)
Computed Tomography (CT) and Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) Imaging
155(4)
Further Reading
159(4)
5 Charting 163(58)
Two-/Four-Handed Charting
163(1)
Step-By-Step Charting
163(28)
The Conscious Exam
163(1)
Incisor Relationship
163(22)
Canine Relationship
185(1)
Premolar and Molar Relationship
185(1)
Temporomandibular Joints
185(1)
Anesthetized Examination
185(3)
Tooth-By-Tooth Examination
188(3)
Periodontal Indices
191(1)
Gingiva
191(1)
The Periodontal Probe
191(1)
Clinical Probing Depth
192(1)
Dental Explorer
192(2)
Furcation Disease Charting
194(1)
Bleeding on Probing
194(1)
Gingivitis Index
194(1)
Tooth Mobility
194(4)
Plaque and Calculus Accumulation
194(4)
Crown Pathology
198(14)
Enamel Hypoplasia
200(1)
Enamel Hypomineralization
200(1)
Trauma
201(6)
Resorptions and Caries
207(5)
Charting Abbreviations
212(5)
Therapy Abbreviations
217(1)
Further Reading
218(3)
6 The Comprehensive Oral Prevention, Assessment, and Treatment Visit 221(22)
Comprehensive Oral Prevention, Assessment, and Treatment (COPAT)
221(1)
Case Volume
222(1)
Workflow
222(5)
A Real Timeline Workflow Example
223(4)
9:00 Examination of the Conscious Dental Patient
223(4)
12:13 General Anesthesia for Oral Cavity and Tooth-by-Tooth Examination, Probing and Full-Mouth Intraoral Radiographs
227(1)
12:55 Anesthetized Examination
227(1)
Basic Treatment Options in Companion Animal Dentistry
227(3)
1:16 P.M. Exam Findings and Treatment Plan Discussed with the Owner. Approval Gained for Additional Care and Related Fees
230(1)
1:43 P.M. Extraction Completed
230(1)
2:36 P.M. Patient Recovered from Procedure
230(1)
3:44 P.M. Veterinary Assistant Prepares Report to Share with Client
230(1)
6:00 P.M. Patient Discharge and Client Discussion with Immediate Homecare Instructions
230(1)
Plaque and Calculus Prevention
230(1)
Efficacy of Homecare Products
231(1)
The Veterinary Oral Health Council
231(1)
Efficacy Through Mechanical Action
232(3)
Efficacy Through Nonmechanical Action
235(1)
Efficacy Through Mechanical plus Nonmechanical Actions
236(1)
Safety of Homecare Products
236(1)
Gastrointestinal Inflammation
237(1)
Safety Against Tooth Fracture
237(1)
Scheduling the Next Professional Oral Hygiene Visit
237(1)
Further Reading
238(5)
7 Oropharyngeal Inflammation 243(62)
Periodontal Diseases
243(2)
Clinical Periodontal Diseases
245(14)
Stage 1 (PD1) Periodontal Disease - Gingivitis Inflammation of the Gingiva Without Support Loss
245(1)
Etiology and Pathogenesis of Periodontal Disease
245(1)
Periodontal Probing/Intraoral Radiography
245(1)
Bleeding on Probing
246(7)
Local Antibiotic Application
246(2)
Diode Laser Periodontal Therapy
248(5)
Stage 2 (PD2) Periodontal Disease - Early Periodontitis
253(1)
Suprabony and Infrabony Pockets
253(3)
Gingival Recession - Non-Pocketing Periodontal Disease
256(1)
Treatment of Gingival Recession
257(1)
Mucogingival Surgery
257(2)
Furcation Disease
259(1)
Tooth Mobility
259(5)
Stage 3 (PD3) Periodontal Disease - Moderate Periodontitis
260(1)
Stage 4 Periodontal Disease (PD4) - Advanced Periodontitis
260(1)
Canine Tooth Extrusion (Super Eruption)
260(2)
Alveolar Bone Expansion (Chronic Alveolar Osteitis)
262(1)
Oronasal Fistula
262(2)
Periodontal Regeneration
264(4)
Where Bone Grafts Are Indicated
266(1)
Bone Grafts Are Not Indicated Where
266(1)
Technique to Place a Bone Graft
266(1)
Canine Palatal Periodontal Pockets
267(1)
Palatal Defect Graft Technique
267(1)
Guided Tissue Regeneration
268(1)
Mucositis - Inflammation of the Oral Mucosa
268(5)
Treatment for Contact Mucositis
271(2)
Stomatitis
273(3)
Feline Chronic Gingivitis Stomatitis
273(1)
Etiology of FCGS
273(2)
History and Clinical Signs and Symptoms
275(1)
Radiography
275(1)
Medical Management of FCGS
275(1)
Antimicrobials
276(1)
Anti-Inflammatory Medication
276(1)
Meloxicam
276(1)
Cyclosporine
276(1)
Interferon
276(1)
Intralesional Use of Interferon Protocols
277(1)
Steroids
277(1)
Surgical Management of FCGS
277(1)
Extraction of Selective Teeth or Full-Mouth Extraction
277(1)
Technique for Placement of Esophagostomy Feeding Tube in the Anesthetized Cat
278(1)
Extraction Instrumentation and Techniques in Dogs and Cats as a Treatment for Moderate and Advanced Periodontal Disease, Contact Mucositis, and Stomatitis
279(1)
Pre/Post-Extraction Radiographs
279(1)
Equipment for Extractions
279(1)
Flap Design, Procedure, and Closure
279(5)
Flap Closure
280(1)
Extraction of Incisor Teeth
281(1)
Technique for Incisor Extraction
281(1)
Technique for Maxillary Canine Tooth Extraction
282(1)
Use the Following Steps for Maxillary Canine Tooth Extraction
282(2)
Mandibular Canine Extraction Technique
284(2)
Facial Exposure
284(1)
Lingual Exposure
285(1)
Premolar Teeth Extraction Technique
285(1)
Technique for Extraction of Premolars
286(1)
Molar Extraction
286(1)
Hemisection and Restoration
286(9)
Hemisection Technique
286(1)
Root Fragment Retrieval
287(1)
Technique for Root Fragment Retrieval
288(1)
Technique for Extracting Multiple Teeth
289(6)
Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV)-positive Cats with Feline Chronic Gingivitis Stomatitis
295(2)
Adjunct Therapy With the Carbon Dioxide Laser
295(1)
The Therapeutic Laser
296(1)
Further Reading
297(8)
8 Tooth Resorption 305(18)
Prevalence
305(1)
Etiology
305(1)
Terminology/Classification
305(1)
Classification by Anatomical Location - Internal and External Resorption
306(1)
Internal Resorption
306(1)
Inflammatory External Resorption
306(3)
External Noninflammatory Replacement Resorption
308(1)
Further Classification of External Tooth Resorption by Anatomical Extent (Stages)
308(1)
Classification by Radiographic Appearance (Types)
309(1)
Clinical Signs
310(1)
Clinical Examination Findings
310(1)
Radiographic Findings
311(2)
Treatment of Tooth Resorption
313(1)
Restoration
314(1)
Monitoring Without Immediate Care
315(1)
Crown/Root Atomization
315(1)
Tooth Extraction
315(1)
Instruments and Materials for Extraction of Teeth Affected by Tooth Resorption
315(1)
Step-by-Step Extraction Technique
316(1)
Crown Amputation with Intentional Partial Root Retention Followed by Gingival Closure
316(3)
Step-by-Step Procedure for Intentional Crown Amputation and Gingival Closure
317(2)
Further Reading
319(4)
9 Oral Trauma 323(44)
Anatomy and Physiology
323(1)
Crown Wear - Abrasion and Attrition
323(1)
The Traumatized Tooth
323(4)
Signs and Symptoms of Endodontic Disease
327(1)
Physical Examination Signs of Endodontic Disease
327(1)
Endodontic Therapy
327(4)
Location of the Dental Trauma
327(4)
Pulpitis
327(1)
Uncomplicated Enamel, Crown, and Crown-Root Fractures
328(2)
Complicated Tooth Fractures
330(1)
Age of the Patient
331(1)
Age of the Fracture
331(1)
Materials for Endodontic Therapy
331(3)
Paper Points
331(1)
Gutta Percha
331(2)
Zinc Oxide-Eugenol
333(1)
Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA)
333(1)
Calcium Hydroxide
333(1)
Sodium Hypochlorite (Bleach)
334(1)
Ethylenediaminetetraacetic Acid (EDTA)
334(1)
Instruments for Endodontic Therapy
334(8)
Barbed Broaches
334(1)
Gates-Glidden Drills
334(1)
Endodontic Files
335(2)
The International Standards Organization (ISO)
337(1)
Endodontic Stop
338(1)
Spreaders and Pluggers
339(2)
College Pliers
341(1)
Retrograde Amalgam Carriers
341(1)
Spatulas
342(1)
Irrigation Needles
342(1)
Fundamental Endodontic Procedures
342(2)
Vital Pulp Therapy
342(1)
Instruments and Materials
343(1)
Technique
343(1)
Standard (Conventional) Root Canal Therapy
344(5)
Instruments and Materials
344(1)
Accessing the Pulp Chamber and Root Canal
345(4)
Incisors
345(1)
Canines
345(1)
Maxillary Fourth Premolar
345(1)
Maxillary First Molar
345(1)
Preparing the Root Canal Debridement and Shaping
345(1)
Step-By-Step Conventional Root Canal Therapy
345(4)
Rotary Debridement
349(2)
Vertical Reciprocation Handpiece Debridement
349(1)
Obturation
349(2)
Restoring Fracture and Access Sites
351(1)
Crown Restoration
351(2)
Oral Cavity Trauma
353(8)
Tooth Luxation
353(1)
Avulsion
353(1)
Trauma to the Maxilla
353(2)
Trauma to the Mandibles
355(1)
Summary of Pathologic Causes of Mandible Deviation
355(6)
Principles of Jaw Fracture Repair
361(1)
Treatment Planning and Options
361(4)
Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Trauma
361(1)
TMJ Luxation
361(4)
Further Reading
365(2)
10 Oral Masses 367(56)
Identification and Staging of Oral Tumors
367(1)
World Health Organization (WHO) Clinical Staging of Tumors of the Oral Cavity - Primary Tumor-Regional Nodes-Metastasis (TNM) System
367(1)
Primary Tumor (T)
367(1)
Regional Lymph Nodes (N)
367(1)
Distant Metastasis (M)
367(1)
Neoplasia Nomenclature
368(1)
Tissue Sampling
369(1)
Surgical Options to Treat Neoplasia
369(1)
General Overview of Tumor Surgery
369(2)
Benign Neoplasia
371(10)
Gingival Enlargement
371(8)
Cystic Enlargement
379(4)
Dentigerous/Eruption Cysts
379(1)
Inflammatory Cyst
379(2)
Osteomyelitis
381(1)
Odontoma
381(1)
Papilloma
381(1)
Eosinophilic Granuloma Complex
381(2)
Peripheral Odontogenic Fibroma
383(5)
Canine Acanthomatous Ameloblastoma
384(4)
Amyloid-Producing Odontogenic Tumor
388(1)
Traumatic Granulomas
388(3)
Feline Pyogenic Granuloma
391(1)
Oral Malignancy
391(3)
Malignant Melanoma
391(3)
Treatment of Canine Oral Malignant Melanoma
393(1)
Squamous Cell Carcinoma
394(13)
Feline Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma
394(7)
Treatment of Feline Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma
396(5)
Canine Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma
401(1)
Treatment of Squamous Cell Carcinoma in the Dog
401(1)
Papillary Squamous Cell Carcinoma
402(1)
Fibrosarcoma
402(3)
Treatment of Oral Fibrosarcoma in the Dog
403(2)
Osteosarcoma
405(1)
Treatment for Oral Osteosarcoma
405(1)
Multilobular Osteochondrosarcoma
406(1)
Histiocytic Sarcoma
406(1)
Hemangiosarcoma
406(1)
Plasmacytoma
406(1)
Epitheliotropic Lymphoma
406(1)
Salivary Gland Pathology
407(9)
Sialocele Treatment
411(2)
Sialolithiasis
413(1)
Salivary Gland Neoplasia
413(3)
Further Reading
416(7)
11 Occlusal Disorders, Extra Teeth, and Missing Teeth 423(36)
Angle Classification
423(3)
Normal Occlusion in the Dog
423(1)
Normal Occlusion in the Cat
424(2)
Malocclusion - Dental and Skeletal
426(3)
Dental Malocclusion (Malposition)
427(2)
Skeletal Malocclusion
429(6)
Symmetrical Skeletal Malocclusions
429(2)
Asymmetrical Skeletal Malocclusions
431(1)
Persistent Primary (Deciduous) Teeth
431(2)
Supernumerary (Extra) Teeth
433(1)
Missing Teeth
433(2)
Ethics of Performing Veterinary Orthodontic Care
435(1)
Interceptive Orthodontics
435(4)
Extraction of the Malpositioned Tooth
439(2)
Crown Reduction, Vital Pulp Therapy, and Tooth Restoration
441(1)
Moving Teeth
441(1)
Types of Forces Used to Move Teeth
441(4)
Instrumentation for Orthodontic Care
445(1)
Technique for Bracket Placement, Light Chemical Cementation, and Force Activation
446(1)
Orthodontic Appliances
446(1)
The Following are Steps of Orthodontic Therapy Using Appliances
446(2)
Materials and Methods to Create a Dental Study Model
448(1)
Obtaining the Impression
448(1)
Creating Arch Impressions Using Alginate
448(2)
Pouring the Stone Model
450(1)
Water: Powder Ratio
450(1)
Follow These Steps to Mix and Pour Stone
450(1)
The Following are Steps to Pour the Stone Mixture onto the Impression
450(1)
Preparing a Base for Each Cast
451(1)
To Separate the Cast from the Alginate Impression
451(1)
Trimming the Cast
452(1)
Lab Instructions and Shipping
452(1)
Inclined Planes
452(4)
Further Reading
456(3)
Glossary 459(16)
Index 475
The Author

Jan Bellows, DVM, is a dental and companion animal specialist seeing dental referrals at Hometown Animal Hospital and Dental Clinic in Weston, Florida, USA.