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09/05/2024

Discover how veterinarians and veterinary technicians use the Veterinary Pain Management Online Course to feel even more at ease with each and every procedure when handling veterinary pain management cases... WITHOUT spending their time stressing out.

Let Dr Mark Epstein help you eliminate the stress with your veterinary pain management topics by providing a proven framework for success.

Here’s what you get when you invest in the course:
⭐4 Detailed Videos on Pain Management topics

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09/05/2024

Clearing the Airway in a Cat Post Procedure

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09/05/2024

Learn with Annie Mills LVT, VTS(Dentistry) on Maximizing Positive Interaction with Patients!

Do you feel that you don’t always know the right next step when doing dental procedures?
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09/04/2024

How is the patient positioned during extraction?

09/04/2024

Osteosarcoma Associated with an Unerupted Tooth in A Pointer Mix Dog

This 6-year-old pointer mix dog is missing a canine tooth.

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Register for Dr. Beckman's NextLive Online Training This 6 year old pointer mix dog is missing a canine tooth. The referring veterinary hospital in Atlanta took radiographs and found an […]

09/04/2024

The use of bone grafts in veterinary medicine is widespreadDr. Brett tells you exactly what Instruments are to be used in the bone grafts and how.
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09/04/2024

Light Anesthetic Depth for a Patient with a Portosystemic Shunt Undergoing Mandibulectomy

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09/04/2024

Eosinophilic Granuloma on the Tongue of a Cat

Severe proliferation and granuloma formation present on the ventral tongue of this middle-aged cat.

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Eosinophilic Granuloma on the Tongue of a Cat

09/03/2024

What is your take on Bonded Sealants?

Do you need to learn the right way to administer dental nerve blocks and perform dental x-rays once and for all?
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09/03/2024

Want to learn the best tips and tricks at handling veterinary pain management cases and be updated with the latest protocols taught ONLY in the Veterinary Pain Management Online Course?!

Let Dr Mark Epstein help you eliminate the stress with your veterinary pain management topics by providing a proven framework for success.

Here’s what you get when you invest in the course:

⭐4 Detailed Videos on Pain Management topics

⭐Lifetime access to 90 minutes of recorded Q&A for each of the four-course segments.

⭐Bonus Discussion- Updates & Recent Advancements in Pain Management 

We’ve never been more excited to get something like this in your hands!

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09/02/2024

Are you ready for todays Veterinary quiz?

Thanks to John Lewis, DVM, DAVDC, Past President of AVDS for submitting this week's quiz of the month.

A 12-year-old neutered male French bulldog was presented for evaluation of a lingual mass on the left caudodorsal tongue. The mass was dark pink/red in color and measured 1.5 cm x 0.8 cm x 0.8 cm. The mass was found as an incidental finding by the pet’s primary care veterinarian. Mandibular lymph nodes were normal size and firmness bilaterally. On palpation, the mass was well circumscribed and its attachment to the tongue was as wide as the tumor. The adjacent tongue parenchyma felt normal on palpation.

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Thanks to John Lewis, DVM, DAVDC, Past President of AVDS for submitting this weeks quiz of the month. A 12-year-old neutered male French bulldog was presented for evaluation of a lingual mass on the left caudodorsal tongue. The mass was dark pink/red in color and measured 1.5 cm x 0.8 cm x 0.8 cm. T...

09/02/2024

Therapy options for patients that can't go under anesthesia?

Are root tip fractures too frequent and always challenging?
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08/29/2024

A 7 year old daschund presented for a discolored canine tooth and oronasal fistula.

This is an image taken during the oral exam under anesthesia. The incisive bone is mobile.

Question: What is your tentative diagnosis?

Answer
Bilateral cleft of the primary palate.

In this image, considerable debris is present within bilateral oronasal fistuas. There is no bone present on the palatal aspect of either maxillary canine. Root exposure is present on the distal aspect of the left third maxillary incisor. The four central incisors are within normal radiographical limits.

Question: What is the approach to treatment?

Answer
One approach would be rostral maxillectomy with canine extraction. This would likely result in some ventral nasal deviation and is functionally acceptable. An additional dorsal tacking procedure may alleviate ventral nasal deviation. In this case the incisive bone was not excessively mobile, so preservation of cosmesis and function was achieved by maintaining the incisive bone.

Extraction of the maxillary canines, retention of the four central incisors and incisive bone was chosen here. Mucoperiosteal flap creation is as shown.

This created adequate surface area for healing of the tension-free primary closure.

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08/29/2024

Should we be using Bone Grafts?

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08/28/2024

What is the best way to hold instruments and how to use them?

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08/28/2024

Periodontal and Endodontic Disease in a Mandibular Molar in a Dog

Periodontal and endodontic disease in a mandibular molar in a dog is shown.

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08/28/2024

Dentigerous Cyst in a Dog – Veterinary Dentist Southwest Florida

This 2/1/2 year old shih tzu is missing the left mandibular first and second premolar teeth.

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Dentigerous cysts, also known as follicular cysts, are odontogenic cysts that develop around the crown of an unerupted tooth. While relatively uncommon in dogs, they can cause significant bone expansion […]

08/28/2024

Dog Teeth Cleaning Atlanta

This dog had a teeth cleaning done near Atlanta.

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Make an Appointment with Dr. Beckman Register for Dr. Beckman's NextLive Online Training This dog had a teeth cleaning done near Atlanta 10 months ago. The black areas around the […]

08/28/2024

Common Radiographic Case Examples

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08/27/2024

Finding It Hard to Optimize Your Radiograph Viewing Setup?

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08/23/2024

How to avoid fracturing small mandibles with excessive periodontal disease?

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08/23/2024

A Dog with Oronasal Fistula ONF is a condition that affects the nose and mouth of dogs, resulting in chronic inflammation, infection, and ulceration. Common signs of ONF include sneezing, labored breathing, drooling, and nasal discharge.

Learn about Oronasal Fistula (ONF) in long-haired Dachshund dogs, its causes, symptoms, and treatment options to help your pet recover.

08/23/2024

Mandibulectomy to Remove an Ameloblastoma in A Dog in Orlando

Dr. Beckman removes a portion of Sarabella's jaw to eliminate cancer.
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Sarabella had a cancerous growth next to her right lower canine tooth.. This ameloblastoma is very aggressive and destroy’s bone and tissue in the jaw but fortunately will not spread to other areas of the body like the lungs. The mass was completely removed with a procedure called a partial mandib...

08/23/2024

Have you seen the veterinary quiz for today?

Question:
An 18-month old male mixed breed dog presented with generalized tooth discoloration. The enamel was smooth with no defects or loss of enamel. What is a cause for generalized tooth discoloration without enamel defects?

Answer- Oral ingestion of agents known to cause tooth discoloration. Agents include tetracycline class of antibiotics and fluoride.

Question:
CBC, chemistry profile and urinalysis are within normal limits. What is your next step?

Answer:
Full Mouth Dental Radiography

Question:
Changes seen in these radiographs are representative of all of this patient’s teeth. What is the best recommendation for this patient?

Answer
Full mouth extraction. Although root canal therapy is a consideration the morbidity of full mouth endodontics and financial impact of multiple procedures with post procedure monitoring for life, is not in the patient’s best interest.

A lesion is present in the alveolar mucosa (mucogingival junction) buccal to the right mandibular first molar (tooth 409). This represents soft tissue involvement (sinus tract) secondary to the periapical lucency seen in the previous radiograph.

Answer:
The defect in the body of the mandible (cortical bone fenestration) associated with the soft tissue defect is visible adjacent to the distal root.

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08/22/2024

What do we use to flush out extraction sites?

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08/21/2024

🦷 Fellow Vets, Let's Talk Oral Health! 🐾

We all know the importance of treating periodontal disease locally, but have you considered the systemic impact it might be having on your patients? Recent research is highlighting the significant correlation between oral health and the health of major organs—heart, kidneys, liver, and lungs. 🌡️

When we treat periodontal disease, we’re not just improving our patients’ comfort—we’re potentially preventing serious systemic pathology. The bacteria from the mouth can enter the bloodstream and wreak havoc on vital organs, leading to conditions that could have been avoided with early intervention.

While we may never have concrete studies proving that our interventions increase longevity, the theory is compelling: eliminating local infections may well contribute to better overall health.

Let's continue to prioritize oral health—not just for the sake of the mouth, but for the whole body.

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08/20/2024

What are the instruments used for Bone Grafts?
Dr. Brett Beckman explains it in detail in the video above.
Let us know in the comments what you use in Bone Grafts.

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08/20/2024

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08/18/2024

"Veterinarians: Discover the Benefits of Hemablock for Your Patients"
Hemablock is a revolutionary product that offers veterinarians a safe and effective way to treat their patients. It is the first and only product of its kind on the market, offering fast-acting clotting agents that can be administered intravenously or subcutaneously. The product is designed to reduce bleeding time and promote healing, allowing veterinarians to quickly and safely treat injuries

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08/18/2024

Is It Possible To Achieve Results Without Bone Grafts?

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