Dr. Thomas Mulder: Providing Dental Care for Pets
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          Crowded Teeth

          Upper incisor too far out not leaving room for lower canine.
          Upper incisor too far out not leaving room for lower canine.
          Note incisors too close, no gum in between, leads to severe periodontal disease!
          Note incisors too close, no gum in between, leads to severe periodontal disease!
          Can you spot the crowding?
          Can you spot the crowding?
          Probe showing attachment loss from crowding.
          Probe showing attachment loss from crowding.
          Even if it's a small tooth against a larger one, both will be in trouble if crowding not addressed.
          Even if it's a small tooth against a larger one, both will be in trouble if crowding not addressed.
          Pug's are the worst for crowded teeth. However, not all are in trouble.
          Pug's are the worst for crowded teeth. However, not all are in trouble.
          https://0901.nccdn.net/4_2/000/000/048/4f7/crowding-1.JPG
          See the contact between the larger and smaller tooth? Both with be lost if nothing is done.
          See the contact between the larger and smaller tooth? Both with be lost if nothing is done.
          Believe it or not, these are actually OK!
          Believe it or not, these are actually OK!
          A common area of crowding. Note the increased gingivitis and calculus on molar as a result.
          A common area of crowding. Note the increased gingivitis and calculus on molar as a result.
          Sometimes crowding is because of an extra tooth! (bad selfy
          Sometimes crowding is because of an extra tooth! (bad selfy
          Upper incisor too far out not leaving room for lower canine.
          Note incisors too close, no gum in between, leads to severe periodontal disease!
          Can you spot the crowding?
          Probe showing attachment loss from crowding.
          Even if it's a small tooth against a larger one, both will be in trouble if crowding not addressed.
          Pug's are the worst for crowded teeth. However, not all are in trouble.
          https://0901.nccdn.net/4_2/000/000/048/4f7/crowding-1.JPG
          See the contact between the larger and smaller tooth? Both with be lost if nothing is done.
          Believe it or not, these are actually OK!
          A common area of crowding. Note the increased gingivitis and calculus on molar as a result.
          Sometimes crowding is because of an extra tooth! (bad selfy
          Upper incisor too far out not leaving room for lower canine.
          Upper incisor too far out not leaving room for lower canine.
          Note incisors too close, no gum in between, leads to severe periodontal disease!
          Note incisors too close, no gum in between, leads to severe periodontal disease!
          Can you spot the crowding?
          Can you spot the crowding?
          Probe showing attachment loss from crowding.
          Probe showing attachment loss from crowding.
          Even if it's a small tooth against a larger one, both will be in trouble if crowding not addressed.
          Even if it's a small tooth against a larger one, both will be in trouble if crowding not addressed.
          Pug's are the worst for crowded teeth. However, not all are in trouble.
          Pug's are the worst for crowded teeth. However, not all are in trouble.
          https://0901.nccdn.net/4_2/000/000/048/4f7/crowding-1.JPG
          See the contact between the larger and smaller tooth? Both with be lost if nothing is done.
          See the contact between the larger and smaller tooth? Both with be lost if nothing is done.
          Believe it or not, these are actually OK!
          Believe it or not, these are actually OK!
          A common area of crowding. Note the increased gingivitis and calculus on molar as a result.
          A common area of crowding. Note the increased gingivitis and calculus on molar as a result.
          Sometimes crowding is because of an extra tooth! (bad selfy
          Sometimes crowding is because of an extra tooth! (bad selfy
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