A look at the diagnostic imaging of orofacial structures in dogs and catsMarch 10, 2026Dental radiography is essential for developing an individual treatment plan and ensuring successful outcomes. The ability to obtain dental radiographs not only improves your diagnostic capabilities but also improves your therapeutic outcomes.
Education Center - SponsoredWhy Some Dogs Keep Seizing: Understanding and Managing Refractory Epilepsyby • PRN PharmacalThe severe impact of drug-resistant epilepsy highlights the importance of aiming for complete seizure control in all dogs experiencing seizures. It's crucial to enhance our understanding of the reasons behind drug resistance and how they relate to various causes, progression of the disease, and affected breeds.
A full review of rabbit odontogenic abscesses, from tooth to tissueFebruary 4, 2026The predisposing factors and treatment options for dental disease and odontogenic abscesses in this species differ significantly from those of other domestic mammals, such as dogs and cats. This article will review the etiology, clinical signs, and treatments of rabbit odontogenic abscesses.
Have you heard of the chevron lucency?February 3, 2026Interpreting dental radiographs in dogs and cats can be challenging, particularly when assessing teeth for possible endodontic disease. This column discusses the classic radiographic signs individually.
The dental is in the details: CT scan in veterinary dentistryJanuary 7, 2026CT in dentistry is likely to continue gaining popularity, and by reviewing the available technology, clinical applications and benefits to veterinarians, patients and owners, that trend makes perfect sense.
A look at advanced techniques in minimally invasive tooth extractionJanuary 6, 2026Successful application of these tools depends on proper case selection, familiarity with anatomy, and use of appropriate instrumentation.
Radiation therapy for a recurrent sialoceleDecember 1, 2025This disease occurs most commonly in dogs, and its etiology is thought to be a result of trauma to the duct of a monostomatic gland, resulting in extravasation of saliva into the subcutaneous and submucosal tissues with formation of a pseudocyst.
What's all the chatter about? A primer on jaw-opening reflex in canine and feline patientsNovember 4, 2025It is important to distinguish between chattering and tooth grinding. Tooth grinding can be seen in both dogs and cats, but it is more common in cats. This month’s column will discuss common causes of jaw chattering in dogs and cats.
Samoyed's ameloblastoma represents a diagnostic challengeOctober 7, 2025This case is a good reminder that sometimes deeper biopsies are needed. If the pathologic diagnosis does not fit with the clinical picture, consider a deeper dive.
