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This title is directed primarily towards health care professionals outside of the United States. Dental cases form a significant part of any general practitioner's case load. Small Animal Dentistry will help practitioners to handle these cases in an effective way, minimising the frustrations and stress that can be associated with unsatisfactory technique. It will also help to identify what is possible and practical for the general practitioner and what is best left to a referral specialist. Unique new cased-based approach relating essential theory to clinical practice Modern, highly designed and illustrated so key information can be seen at a glance Self testing, MCQs and remediation means these books are ideally suited for CPD or as an exam revision aid Essential for all general small animal veterinary practitioners and students

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This book should be used in every place where veterinary dentistry is considered as a challenge and as something more than just teeth scaling. (...) A very important strength of this publication is that it emphasises the links between oral and general health. The reader will be greatly impressed with all 260 pages which contain numerous appropriate pictures, drawings, and radiographs. (...) All in all, the book is an excellent educational tool and can be highly recommended to the general practitioner. - The European Journal of Companion Animal Practice, April 2009 THE first impression of the splash-proof cover of this book is that it is another how-to-do-it recipe book, ideally protected against the splatter of the struggle to extract a stubborn fractured tooth root. The inclusion of a brief theory refresher as part of the discussion of each condition is helpful, and reminds general practitioners of the scientific basis of clinical interpretation. In general, the photographs and illustrations are of a high quality and illustrate the cases well. Saunderssolutionsin veterinary practice: small animal dentistry October 2009

Potential dental specialists will find this book a good source of knowledge when grappling with both the clinical and theoretical approaches to dental problems. This book should be used in every place where the veterinary dentistry is recognised as a challenge and as something more than just teeth scaling. An excellent educational tool and can be highly recommended to the general practitioner. It really offers very good value for money. <br> EJCAP Review, December 2008

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