Marco Antonio Gioso

• Abstract

  Among the various oral diseases that affect captive carnivores, dental fractures are highly prevalent. These lesions need immediate treatment, which can range from extraction or endodontic treatment, to complex dental restorations. However, after treatment, the remaining dental elements become weakened, when compared to vital teeth. The dental restoration brings back the form and function…

  Insertion of dental prosthesis on captive carnivores, AP.R

• Abstract

  Periodontitis is an infectious chronic inflammatory disease that affects the supporting tissues (gums) and support (cementum, periodontal ligament and alveolar bone) of the teeth, in other words, the periodontium. Like other infections, periodontal pathogens have been considered candidates for triggering the inflammatory response in atherosclerosis. Moreover, it has been proposed that per…

  Systemic markers of inflammation in chronic periodontal disease in dogs, AP.R
• Incidence of feline odontoclastic resorptive lesion in three differentcities in brazil., AR.EXT

• Abstract

  The development of periodontal disease starts with the accumulation of plaque on the teeth, including subgingival sulcus. It is the most common oral disease of dogs, which enables local and systemic complications in a short and long term and reduces quality and life expectancy of patients. The best way already described for prevention of periodontal disease is through the reduction of ora…

  Ozone therapy on dogs oral health care, BP.MS

• Abstract

  Periodontal disease (PD) is the most prevalent disorder that affect cats and dogs. It is the damage of the periodontal attachment tissue (protection or support). PD is a chronic disease and during its evolution there is the emergence of several clinical findings, the diagnosis of PD is easily made by inspection of the oral cavity and dental calculus identification.However, measurement of …

  Development of a new tool for stage identification of periodontal disease, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Among the various oral diseases that affect captive carnivores, dental fractures are highly prevalent. These lesions need immediate treatment, which can range from extraction or endodontic treatment, to complex dental restorations. However, after treatment, the remaining dental elements become weakened, when compared to vital teeth. The dental restoration brings back the form and function…

  Insertion of dental prosthesis on captive carnivores, BP.IC

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