export_jvd2015 32 1soukup dentoalveolar injuries Flashcards
Classification and Epidemiology of Traumatic Dentoalveolar injuries in dogs and cats
Soukup JW, Hetzel S, Paul A, JVD 2015 32 (1) 6-14
EVALUATE a human classification system for TDI
14 classes TDI
n=621 dogs and cats 2004-2012
prevalence TDI 26.2%
most common TDI age
3-6 years 33%
most common breeds
- Lab Ret (17.9%)
- GSD (8.6%)
- Gold Ret (6.8%)
- Border Collie (4.1%)
- Mixed (3.3%)
majority of injuries - where?
maxilla 70.7%
where in maxilla most injuries
canine and incisors 58.7%
Most common TDI
Enamel-denti-pulp fracture 49.6%
Most common injured teeth
mandibular or maxillary canine teeth 35.5%
2nd most common age for injuries
7-10 years, dogs and cats, 31.3%
How many cats and how many dogs in study?
612 dogs (92.7%) 48 cats (7.3%)
how many males vs females
319 males (48.3%) (234 castrated, 85 intact)
341 females (87.4%) (298 spayed, 43 intact)
Most common cat breeds
- DSH (62.5%)
- DMH (10.4%)
- DLH (6.3%)
- Siamese (4.2%)
- Abyssinian (4.2%)
14 types of TDI
- Enamel-dentin-pulp (complicated) fracture 49.6%
- Concussion (14.4%)
- Enamel-dentin (uncomplicated)fracture (12.2%)
- Crown-root fracture (complicated) 10.8%
- Enamel fracture (4.1%)
14 types of TDI in decreasing frequency
- root fracture (3.5%)
- crown-root fracture (uncomplicated)1.9%
- avulsion (1.6%)
- lateral luxation (0.8%)
- alveolar fracture 0.3%