Dentistry parts 1 & 2 Flashcards
Which dog breeds have mesaticephalic skull types?
Golden retrievers, shepherds, beagles
(normal length)
Which dog breeds have dolichocephalic skull types?
Daschunds, standard poodles, greyhound, doberman, whippets, collies
Comes with extra teeth and narrow mandible
Which dogs breeds have brachycephalic skull types
Boxer*, bull dogs, bull mastiff, cane corso , rottie, pug, pekingese, etc.
What problems do breeds with brachycephalic skull types have?
Abnormal bites
Rotation/ teeth crowding
Missing/ extra teeth (boxers usually predisposed to this → impaction)
Incisors
Picking objects, nibbling-off small meat off the bone, grooming
Canines
Preying (stabbing), catching and holding prey, tearing lower K9 teeth holding tongue in place
Premolars
Breaking into small pieces (shearing with sharp edges)
Molars
Grindings (wide occlusal surface)
K9 teeth
Deciduous: 2x (I 3/3, K9 1/1, PM 3/3)= 28
Permanent: 2x (I 3/3, K9 1/1, PM 4/4, M 2/3)=42
Feline teeth
Deciduous: 2x (I 3/3, K9 1/1, PM 3/2)= 26
Permanent: 2x (I 3/3, K9 1/1, PM 3/2, M 1/1)= 30
How does the feline Triaden System differ than K9s?
5 and 10 missing at the top
5 and 6, 10 and 11 missing on the bottom
Only 3 cheek teeth on the bottom
Carnassial teeth
Largest cheek teeth
Upper 4th PM (108 & 208)
Lower 1st M (309 & 409)
Normal occlusion
Scissor bite @ incisors
Shearing PM with maxillary teeth to mandibular teeth
Cheek teeth: pinking shears
Diastema
Gap between teeth
Space between 103/203 and 404/304 and 104/204
Malocclusion (mesioversion) Class 1
Normal jaw relationship
One or more teeth out of alignment or rotated