Vet Dentistry
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| What is the most common cause of halitosis? | Periodontal disease
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| What are 4 other causes of oral malodor? | stomatitis
tumors
oronasal fistula/cleft palate
foreign bodies
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| List other possible sources of owner reported oral malodor | Uremia
sinusitis
GI disorders
Respiratory disease
diet
lip fold pyoderma
licking anal gland abscesses
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| What is the term for excessive salivation | ptyalism
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| What are the components of plaque? | salivary glycoproteins
extracellular polysaraccharides
bacteria
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| What type of bacteria typically colonize supragingival plaque | gram positive, non-motile, aerobic cocci
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| What type of bacteria typically colonize subgingival plaque | gram negative, motile, anaerobic rods
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| What are potential indications of radiographic periapical lucency | apical granuloma
abscess
periapical cyst
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| What triadan numbers are assigned to deciduous puppy cheek teeth? | Maxillary: 5 or 6 -06, 07, 08
Mandibular: 7 or 8 -06, 07, 08
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| What triadan numbers are assigned to deciduous kitty cheek teeth? | Maxillary 5 or 6 -06, 07, 08
Mandibular 7 or 8 -07, 08
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| What order are tooth descriptors listed? | Dentition (primary vs secondary);
Quadrant (left vs right);
Arch (mandible vs maxilla);
Tooth (i.e. 2nd incisor)
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| Which species has full phenotypic dentition (44 teeth)? | swine
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