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Case Study: Bilateral
carnassial teeth abscesses in a female Pekinese
Tabatabaei
Naeini A, Raayat Jahromi A, Mehrshad S
Gudarz AT, Habibi H.
Department of Clinical Sciences, School of Veterinary
Medicine, Shiraz University, Shiraz, Iran.
ABSTRACT
Tabatabaei NA, Raayat Jahromi A, Mehrshad S. Gudarz AT,
Habibi H., Case
Study: Bilateral carnassial teeth abscesses in a female Pekinese, Onl J Vet Res., 25
(5): 336-340, 2021. Carnassial tooth infections can
occur from poor dental care and injury and typically
in older dogs, especially over 7 years. An 8 year-old female Pekinese Japanese
dog presented with bilateral draining tracts just under her both eyes with
history of healing and relapsing ~3 weeks of systemic antibiotic therapy.
Dental radiography revealed bilateral carnassial root abscesses. Under general
anesthesia, both teeth were extracted completely. With proper post-operative
care, the abscesses healed with no complications.
Key Words: Bilateral carnassial tooth
abscess, Pekinese.
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