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Malocclusions Although it is not our intention to hide genetic flaws in show animals, we do believe every pet deserves a painless, functional bite. Many malocclusions are painful or may lead to extensive periodontal disease or worn and damaged teeth. There are a number of ways to treat each malocclusion. The type of treatment will be dependant on the client’s expectations, nature of the malocclusion, and the client’s commitment to treatment. |
| Orthodontic Services Offered | |||
| Bite evaluation for potential show animals and breeding animals |
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Bite evaluation of animals with severe overbites or underbites |
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| Orthodontic movement to correct |
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| Base narrow mandibular canine teeth |
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| Mesioversion of the maxillary canine teeth or “lance canines” |
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| Level incisors or crossed incisors |
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| Crown reduction and vital pulp capping of teeth causing trauma to soft tissues |
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| Selective extraction maloccluded deciduous teeth (interceptive orthodontics) |
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| Selective extraction crowded teeth that may lead to future disease |
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