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PAYOH VETS
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29 March, 2014
Focus: Small animals -
dogs, cats, guinea pigs, hamsters, turtles & rabbits
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EDUCATION
Toa Payoh Vets
Clinical Research
Dogs' Mouth Problems leading to tooth
decay,
gum diseases, mouth ulcers, oral tumours, heart diseases
Contents of other pages are
at:
Dogs
7053.
Mouth problems in dogs
7054.
Video: Periodontal Disease - 1/4. A Dachshund has no periodontal disease
7056.
Video: Periodontal Disease - 2/4.
A Papillon's periodontal disease
7055.
Video: Periodontal Disease - 3/4. A Papillon has Grade 4
7052.
Video: Periodontal disease in dogs in Singapore - 4/4. Final version
7053.
Video: Periodontal disease in dogs in Singapore - 4/4. Final version
7054 - 7055.
Blog of periodontal disease in dogs in Singapore
5444
- 5450.
Cracked premolars in a young golden retriever
A mother's coup d'etat
Tooth ache and bacterial infection can
stress an old dog and shorten his life
Some of Dr Sing's dog dental cases from 1997 - 2010
A jogging companion
gets seizures frequently. Why?
Two
painful mouth cases
Jack Russell
dislikes tooth brushing
Spitz bites the hand that feeds him
Old dog with smelly
breath
The knowledgeable internet girl
Decayed and loose left upper canine tooth.
5 dental cases
Periodontal Disease
Stage 4
" Asthma "
5
dental cases
Tonsillitis.
5
dental cases
Lhasa Apso well cared
for by a lady owner. 5
dental cases
Dentistry by groomers & pet shop operators in Singapore
Too
vigorous tooth cleaning with the finger brush wears down the two
front teeth
Very old age and heart disease in a
16-year-old Pomeranian
Yearly dental check up
will have prevented loss of 14 teeth
The busy young man takeS
his mother's old dog for dental treatment
7207.
Blog: 6 dental cases & a pyometra on
a Sunday
I n
high-risk old dogs, shorten anaesthetic time by being fast in your
dental work. But the vet must be observant during the fast-paced
anaesthesia to reduce risk of the dog dying.
Oro-nasal Fistula may be misdiagnosed as facial wounds
below the eye
Also known as malar abscess, carnaissal tooth abscess
5957.
Oro-nasal fistula: Follow up
6 years later
5963.
Oro-nasal fistula report
2012.
The case of the teeth-chattering
Chihuahua
Oro-nasal
fistula in 2011
Carnaissal Tooth Abscess in an old Chihuahua in 2010.
Carnaissal Tooth
Abscess in an old
Chihuahua
- Video
Carnaissal Tooth Abscess 7 months later. She looked great
An oro-nasal fistula wound
not cleaned up. 5
dental cases
Oro-nasal fistula in 2007. A Pomeranian's facial wound
does
not heal for many months
Oro-nasal fistula in 2009. It may be mis-diagnosed as a facial wound
Oro-nasal fistula in 2010. A
15-year-old Maltese
Oro-nasal fistula treatment- veterinary cost at Toa Payoh Vets in 2010
Oro-nasal fistula in 1997 .
Dr Sing posted his first digital picture to educate pet owners in 1997
Oral tumours may
develop in dogs with poor oral care & hygiene
5960
- 5962.
A
large hamburger tumour
Will electro-surgery kill the Jack Russell?
Poor oral hygiene for
many years. Annual dental health screening is advised.
Large cheek tumour & 15 rotten teeth
5508
-5517.
A gigantic epulis keeps growing bigger and bleeding
5544
- 5552.
How to write a photo-essay
of the case of the squamous
papilloma in the Cavalier
King Charles?
5458
- 5465.
Hypothesis: carnaissal tooth abscess origin
5231-
5232.
Gingival growths will not
disappear with "antibiotics"
and a "wait-and-see" advice
Puppies' retained
temporary teeth
FAQ on Spay & Abusive Client-Vet Relationship, Retained puppy teeth in a
poodle
Painful mouth in an 8-month-old Yorkshire Terrier
Retained canine tooth
accumulates food & cause tartar formation. Retained canine tooth
extracted. Easier to brush the permanent canine tooth now.
Retained
temporary teeth. Many Singapore puppy owners are ignorant of the need to
get the veterinarian to remove
the puppy canine teeth when they don't drop off by 6 months of age.
Such teeth obstruct the growth
of the permanent canine teeth and trap food, causing tartar and gum
disease in older age. Removal enables the grown up dog to eat properly.
Others
Australian
Veterinary Dental Society
Brushing dog's teeth with electric toothbrushes
Wild Animal Dentistry with Dr Peter Kertesz
Video: A rare case of feline oro-nasal
fistula 1/6
Video: A rare case of feline oro-nasal
fistula 2/6
Video: A rare case of feline oro-nasal
fistula 3/6
Video: A rare case of feline oro-nasal
fistula 4/6
Video: A rare case of feline oro-nasal
fistula 5/6
Video: A rare case of
feline oro-nasal fistula 6/6 Final version
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