Establishing a scientific basis for equine clinical dentistry

Veterinary Journal

Volumn 178, Issue 3, 2008, Pages 307-310

  Galloway, Stephen S ^a   Easley, Jack ^b  

^a Animal Care Hospital   (United States)

^b Equine Veterinary Practice   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

ANATOMICAL VARIATION; CEMENTUM; COLIC; COMPUTER ASSISTED TOMOGRAPHY; CONTROLLED STUDY; DECIDUOUS TOOTH; DENTAL CARE; DENTAL CARIES; DENTAL EDUCATION; DENTIN; DENTISTRY; DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY; DIAGNOSTIC VALUE; DISEASE ASSOCIATION; EDITORIAL; ENAMEL; ENDODONTICS; EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE; HISTOPATHOLOGY; HORSE; INCISOR; INFORMATION DISSEMINATION; MALOCCLUSION; MASTICATION; MEDICAL EXPERT; MEDICAL RESEARCH; MEDICAL SOCIETY; MOLAR TOOTH; NONHUMAN; ORTHODONTICS; PERIODONTAL DISEASE; PERIODONTICS; PERIODONTITIS; PERIODONTIUM; PREMOLAR TOOTH; PUBLICATION; PULPITIS; SECONDARY DENTITION; TOOTH DISEASE; TOOTH INFECTION; TOOTH OCCLUSION; TOOTH PAIN; TOOTH PERIAPICAL DISEASE; TOOTH PULP DISEASE; TOOTH RADIOGRAPHY; VETERINARY MEDICINE; WEIGHT REDUCTION;

ANIMAL WELFARE; ANIMALS; DENTISTRY; EVIDENCE-BASED DENTISTRY; HORSES;

EQUIDAE;

EID: 56649089594     PISSN: 10900233     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/j.tvjl.2008.09.030     Document Type: Editorial

References (47)

1. Anna Tell A., Egenvall A., Lundström T., and Wattle O. The prevalence of oral ulceration in Swedish horses when ridden with bit and bridle and when unridden. The Veterinary Journal 178 3 (2008) 405-410
2. Bader J.D., and Shugars D.A. The evidence supporting alternative management strategies for early occlusal caries and suspected occlusal dentinal caries. Journal of Evidence Based Dental Practice 6 (2006) 91-100
3. Baker G.J. Abnormalities of wear and periodontal disease. In: Baker G.J., and Easley J. (Eds). Equine Dentistry. first ed. (1999), W.B. Saunders, London 295-302
4. Baratt, R.M., 2006. How to use computed equine dental radiography in ambulatory practice. In: Proceedings of American Association Equine Practitioners Focus on Dentistry, Indianapolis, pp. 293-303.
5. Baratt, R.M., 2008. Equine incisor endodontic therapy. In: Proceedings of the 22nd Annual Veterinary Dental Forum, Jacksonville, Florida, pp. 113-123.
6. Becker E. Dental disease in the horse. In: Joest E., and Parcy P. (Eds). Handbook of Special Pathology of the Domestic Animals (1962), Verlag Paul Parey, Berlin 642-651
7. Brunson D.B., Collier M.A., Scott E.A., and Majors L.J. Dental dolorimetry for the evaluation of an analgesic agent in the horse. American Journal of Veterinary Research 38 (1987) 182-196
8. Carmalt J.L., Townsend H.G., Janzen E.D., and Cymbaluk N.E. Effect of dental floating on weight gain, body condition score, feed digestibility, and fecal particle size in pregnant mares. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association 225 (2004) 1889-1893
9. Carmalt, J.L., Rucker, B.A., Rach, D.J., 2004b. Treatment of periodontitis associated with diastema formation in the horse - an alternative approach. In: Proceedings of the American Association of Equine Practitioners, vol. 50, p. 1407.
10. Carmalt J.L., Carmalt K.P., and Barber S.M. The effect of occlusal equilibration on sport horse performance. Journal of Veterinary Dentistry 23 (2006) 226-230
11. Carmalt J.L. Evidence-based equine dentistry: preventive medicine. Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice 23 (2007) 519-524
12. Dacre I.T., Kempson S., and Dixon P.M. Pathological studies of cheek teeth apical infections in the horse: 1. Normal endodontic anatomy and dentinal structure of equine cheek teeth. The Veterinary Journal 178 3 (2008) 311-320
13. Dacre I.T., Kempson S.A., and Dixon P.M. Pathological studies of cheek teeth apical infections in the horse: 2. Quantitative measurements in equine dentine in apically infected cheek teeth. The Veterinary Journal 178 3 (2008) 321-332
14. Dacre I.T., Kempson S., and Dixon P.M. Pathological studies of cheek teeth apical infections in the horse: 4. Aetiopathological findings in 41 apically infected mandibular cheek teeth. The Veterinary Journal 178 3 (2008) 341-351
15. Dacre I.T., S Kempson S., and Dixon P.M. Pathological studies of cheek teeth apical infections in the horse: 5. Aetiopathological findings in 57 apically infected maxillary cheek teeth and histological and ultrastructural findings in apically infected cheek teeth. The Veterinary Journal 178 3 (2008) 352-363
16. DeBowes, R.M., Gaughan, E.M., 1998. Congenital dental disease of horses. In: Gaughan, E.M., DeBowes, R.M. (Eds.), Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, vol. 14, pp. 273-289.
17. Dixon P.M. Equine dental disease: a neglected field of study. Equine Veterinary Education 5 (1993) 285-286
18. Dixon P.M., Tremaine W.H., Pickles K., Kuhns L., Hawe C., McCann J., McGorum B.C., Railton D.I., and Brammer S. Equine dental disease. Part 4: A long-term study of 400 cases: apical infections of cheek teeth. Equine Veterinary Journal 32 (2000) 182-194
19. Dixon P.M., Barakzai S., Collins N., and Yates J. Treatment of equine cheek teeth by mechanical widening of diastemata in 60 horses (2000-2006). Equine Veterinary Journal 40 (2008) 22-28
20. Du Toit N., Kempson S.A., and Dixon P.M. Donkey dental anatomy. Part 2: Histological and scanning electron microscopic examinations. The Veterinary Journal 176 (2008) 345-353
21. DuToit N., Burden F.A., and Dixon P.M. Clinical dental examinations of 357 donkeys in the UK. Part 2 - Epidemiological studies on the potential relationships between different dental diseases, and between dental diseases and systemic disorders. Equine Veterinary Journal (2008)
22. Du Toit N., Burden F.A., and Dixon P.M. Pathological investigation of caries and occlusal pulpar exposure in donkey cheek teeth using computerised axial tomography, histological and ultrastructural examinations. The Veterinary Journal 178 3 (2008) 387-395
23. Earley, E.T., 2006. Pulp disease in mandibular cheek teeth. In: Proceedings of the 20th Annual Veterinary Dental Forum, Portland, Oregon, pp. 117-126.
24. Easley J. Basic equine orthodontics. In: Baker G.J., and Easley J. (Eds). Equine Dentistry. first ed. (1999), W.B. Saunders, London 249-266
25. Fitzgibbons, C., 2007. Equine Infundibular Anatomy. MSc thesis, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, pp. 18-40.
26. Galloway, S.S., 2008. An expansion screw device to facilitate eruption of a mandibular premolar in a horse. In: Proceedings of the 22nd Annual Veterinary Dental Forum, Jacksonville, Florida, p. 105.
27. Harvey C.E. All saddled up, but where are we headed?. Journal of Veterinary Dentistry 14 (1997) 50
28. Henninger W., Frame E.M., Willmann M., Simhofer H., Malleczek D., Kneissl S.M., and Mayrhofer E. CT features of alveolitis and sinusitis in horses. Veterinary Radiology and Ultrasound 44 (2003) 269-276
29. Kilic S., Dixon P.M., and Kempson S.A. A light and ultrastructural examination of calcified dental tissues of horses: dentine. Equine Veterinary Journal 29 (1997) 206-212
30. Klugh D.O., Basile T., and Brannan R. Infundibular decay in equine maxillary teeth. Journal of Veterinary Dentistry 18 (2001) 26-27
31. Klugh D.O. Acrylic bite plane for treatment of malocclusion in a young horse. Journal Veterinary Dentistry 21 (2004) 84-87
32. Klugh D.O. Intraoral radiology in equine dental disease. Clinical Techniques in Equine Practice 4 (2005) 162-170
33. Masset A., Staszyk C., and Gasse H. The blood vessel system in the periodontal ligament of the equine cheek teeth - Part 2: The micro-architecture and its functional implications in a constantly remodelling system. Annals of Anatomy 188 (2006) 535-539
34. Merillatt, L.A., 1906. Animal Dentistry and Diseases of the Mouth, Veterinary Surgery, vol. 1. Alex Eber, Chicago, pp. 18-204.
35. Muylle S., Simoens P., and Lauwers H. Tubular contents of equine dentin: a scanning electron microscopic study. Journal of Veterinary Medicine A, Physiology, Pathology Clinical Medicine 47 (2000) 321-330
36. Pascoe J.R. Advances in equine surgery. Veterinary Surgery 35 (2006) 587-588
37. Pulchalski, S., 2006. Computed tomographic and ultrasonographic examination of equine dental structures: normal and abnormal findings. In: Proceeding of American Association of Equine Practitioners, Focus on Dentistry, Indianapolis, pp. 173-180.
38. Schumacher J. The present state of equine dentistry. Equine Veterinary Journal 33 (2001) 2-3
39. Shaw D., Dacre I.T., and Dixon P.M. Pathological studies of cheek teeth apical infections in the horse: 2. Quantitative measurements in normal equine dentine. The Veterinary Journal 178 3 (2008) 321-332
40. Simhofer H., Griss R., and Zetner K. A long-term study of apicoectomy and endodontic treatment of apically infected cheek teeth in 12 horses. The Veterinary Journal 178 3 (2008) 411-418
41. Simhofer H., Griss R., and Zetner K. The use of oral endoscopy for detection of cheek teeth abnormalities in 300 horses. The Veterinary Journal 178 3 (2008) 396-404
42. Staszyk C., and Gasse H. Primary culture of fibroblasts and cementoblasts of the equine periodontium. Research in Veterinary Science 82 (2007) 150-157
43. Staszyk C., Bienert A., Kreutzer R., Wohlsein P., and Simhofer H. Equine odontoclastic tooth resorption and hypercementosis. The Veterinary Journal 178 3 (2008) 372-379
44. Steenkamp G., Olivier-Carstens A., van Heerden W.F., Crossley D.A., and Boy S.C. In vitro comparison of three materials as apical sealants of equine premolar and molar teeth. Equine Veterinary Journal 37 (2005) 133-136
45. Townsend N.B., Dixon P.M., and Barakzai S.Z. Evaluation of the long term oral consequences of equine exodontia in 50 horses. The Veterinary Journal 178 3 (2008) 419-424
46. Vlaminck L.E., Huys L., Maes D., Steenhaut M.L., and Gasthuys F. Use of a synthetic bone substitute to retard molariform tooth drift after maxillary tooth loss in ponies. Veterinary Surgery 35 (2006) 589-595
47. Warhonowicz M., Staszyk C., Rohn K., and Gasse H. The equine periodontium as a continuously remodelling system: morphometrical analysis of cell proliferation. Archives of Oral Biology 51 (2006) 1141-1149