Decisions in Animal Dentistry
Centers for Oral Care
Decisions in Animal
Dentistry
A BLOG by DH DeForge,
VMD
Fellow of the Academy
of Veterinary Dentistry
1-800-838-3368
DonDeForge100@gmail.com
The Mandibular Iatrogenic Fracture
Why call upon Dr. DeForge to help with the Periodontal
Care of Geriatric Dogs?
Iatrogenic
fractures are common when
attempting to remove the distal mandibular molars and the mandibular canine
teeth. With 20 years of experience as an
animal dentist, Dr. DeForge utilizing human oral surgery techniques can easily
remove these teeth without any trauma to the manidble. Many of these patients present with
pathoogical fractures that are not visible without pre-treatment oral
radiology. A pathologic
fracture is a bone fracture caused by disease that led to weakness
of the bone structure. This process is most commonly due to advanced periodontal
disease but can also be related to bone cancer, infection, inherited bone
disorders, or bone cysts.
Guided Bone Regeneration is the key to the repair of these sites after
stabilitzaiton. Radiowave Radiosurgery
is the cutting modality of choice to allow exposure of the fracture and allow
extraoral stabilization of the fracture.
Pain control and
antibiotic therapy is essential. The
patients in most instances need Elizabethan collars to be worn post-surgically
to prohibit damage to the surgical repair sites for 30-60 days.
Some patients will need an Esophagostomy tube placed for medicine administration and for liquid
food supplement alimentation during recovery.
With careful monitoring and with the following of all post-care instructions, a
patient will make an expedient recovery in 90 days. Bone healing can taken 12-18 months in the geriatric patient.
Please review Dr.
DeForge’s Service Highlight below.
Questions? Dr. DeForge wants to hear from you!
1-800-838-3368 or
Don DeForge, VMD
Fellow of the Academy of Veterinary Dentistry
After graduating from the University of Pennsylvania
School of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. DeForge developed a special interest in oral
care. In 1996, he was honored as North
East Practitioner of the Year by the American Animal Hospital Association. That same year he received the Peter Emily
Residents Award in Small Animal Dentistry.
Dr. DeForge lectures on small animal
dentistry and oral surgery emphasizing practical applications for the general
practitioner. His past columns in companion animal dentistry have appeared in DVM Newsmagazine and Veterinary
Practice News for over a decade.
Dr. DeForge is co-editor of An
Atlas of Veterinary Dental Radiology
along with Ben H Colmery III, DVM, DAVDC.
As a Fellow of the Academy of Veterinary
Dentistry, he has been honored by human dentistry. Dr. Jeffrey A. Sherman, DDS , Diplomate of the American Board of Oral
Electrosurgery and Executive Director of the World Academy of Radiosurgery
writes: “Your years of lecturing and writing on the subject of radiosurgery
have not gone unnoticed. I believe your
efforts in creating the
E-Journal of Radiowave Radiosurgery will help your colleagues and makes us all proud of your
efforts. Your discovery of Indirect Radiowave Radiosurgery Coagulation has brought new insight
into the use of radiosurgery in all fields of medicine and should be one of
your proudest accomplishments. It is
with honor that I call you colleague and friend. Please continue all of your fine efforts in
the field of radiosurgery and know that sharing your knowledge is the greatest
gift you have given to the profession.”
Dr. DeForge has performed CE on the local,
regional, and national level and is well respected by the academic
community. All of his lectures are RACE
approved for CE.
Service Highlights
Ø Oral Surgery-Dr. DeForge welcomes
the referral of difficult extraction cases and offers treatment planning in
patients with Chronic Ulcerative Paradental Stomatitis and Septic
Periodontitis. Many patients are
affected by or developing pathologic fractures from advanced oral disease. With advanced oral surgery techniques
utilizing Radiowave Radiosurgery, teeth
can be extracted by Dr.
DeForge and areas of pathology treated with Guided Bone Regeneration
Ø Root Canal and Crown treatment of damaged
dentition
Ø Stomatitis Surgery in Cats-Dr. DeForge has developed a NEW BONE GRAFTING SUR GICAL PROTOCOL to treat CAT STOMATITIS and
return painful felines to a pain free quality of life permanently. This is the only surgery to date that can
make this statement!
Ø Fractured Teeth and Jaw Fractures-Dr. DeForge can
perform root canal therapy on broken teeth and stabilize jaw fractures with new
age acrylics and non-invasive wiring to allow proper healing and restoration of
normal occlusion
Ø Emergency treatment of traumatic
fractures of teeth with Vital Pulp Therapy-utilized most often in young dogs
with immature endodontic development.
Ø Bonding in patients with Enamel
Hypocalcification
Ø Radiowave Radiosurgery-multiple
applications including Gingivoplasty in Boxes
Ø Diagnosis and treatment of resorptive
lesions
in cats
Ø The Treatment of CAUGP- Canine Acute
Ulcerative Gangrenous Periodontitis
Ø Did you know that Dr. DeForge provides in
gratis telephone and E-Mail consults?
o
He
welcomes your calls and is happy to speak to your clients about their pet’s
oral problems.
th your
false teeth but simple assault if you bite someone with your
SERVICE HIGHLIGHTS
Don DeForge, VMD
Fellow of the Academy of Veterinary
After graduating from the University
of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. DeForge developed a special
interest in oral care. In 1996, he was
honored as North East Practitioner of the Year by the American Animal Hospital
Association. That same year he received
the Peter Emily Residents Award in Small Animal Dentistry.
Dr. DeForge lectures on
small animal dentistry and oral surgery emphasizing practical applications for
the general practitioner. His past columns in companion animal dentistry have
appeared in DVM Newsmagazine and Veterinary
Practice News for over a decade.
Dr. DeForge is co-editor of An
Atlas of Veterinary Dental Radiology
along with Ben H Colmery III, DVM, DAVDC.
As a Fellow of the Academy of Veterinary Dentistry DDS ,
Diplomate of the American Board of Oral Electrosurgery and Executive Director
of the World Academy of Radiosurgery writes: “Your years of lecturing and
writing on the subject of radiosurgery have not gone unnoticed. I believe your efforts in creating the
E-Journal of Radiowave Radiosurgery will help your colleagues and makes us all
proud of your efforts. Your discovery of
Indirect Radiowave Radiosurgery Coagulation has brought new insight
into the use of radiosurgery in all fields of medicine and should be one of
your proudest accomplishments. It is
with honor that I call you colleague and friend. Please continue all of your fine efforts in
the field of radiosurgery and know that sharing your knowledge is the greatest
gift you have given to the profession.”
Dr. DeForge has
performed CE on the local, regional, and national level and is well respected
by the academic community. All of his
lectures are RACE approved for CE.
Service Highlights
Ø Oral
Surgery-Dr. DeForge welcomes the referral
of difficult extraction cases and offers treatment planning in patients with
Chronic Ulcerative Paradental Stomatitis and Septic Periodontitis. Many patients are affected by or developing
pathologic fractures from advanced oral disease. With advanced oral surgery techniques
utilizing Radiowave Radiosurgery, teeth
can be extracted by Dr. DeForge and areas of pathology
treated with Guided Bone Regeneration
Ø Root
Canal and Crown treatment of damaged dentition
Ø Stomatitis
Surgery in Cats-Dr. DeForge has developed a NEW BONE GRAFTING SUR GICAL PROTOCOL to treat CAT STOMATITIS and
return painful felines to a pain free quality of life permanently. This is the only surgery to date that can
make this statement!
Ø Fractured
Teeth and Jaw Fractures-Dr. DeForge
can perform root canal therapy on broken teeth and stabilize jaw fractures with
new age acrylics and non-invasive wiring to allow proper healing and
restoration of normal occlusion
Ø Emergency
treatment of traumatic fractures of teeth with
Vital Pulp Therapy-utilized most often in young dogs with immature endodontic
development.
Ø Bonding in patients with Enamel Hypocalcification
Ø Radiowave
Radiosurgery-multiple applications including
Gingivoplasty in Boxes
Ø Diagnosis
and treatment of resorptive lesions in
cats
Ø The
Treatment of CAUGP- Canine Acute Ulcerative Gangrenous
Periodontitis
Ø Did
you know that Dr. DeForge provides in gratis telephone and E-Mail consults?
o
He welcomes your calls and is happy
to speak to your clients about their pet’s oral problems.
Thank
you,
DH
DeForge, VMD
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