Unfortunately cats can not point to dental abnormalities with their paws so in order to determine the proper treatment plan, other tests are usually necessary. (cheshirecatclinic.com)
A newly acquired equine dental endoscope by Auburn's College of Veterinary Medicine is improving the examination and treatment of dental abnormalities in horses while also enhancing the education and skills needed by veterinary medical students. (vetmed.auburn.edu)
Ectodermal Dysplasia - Hairless This type of Ectodermal Dysplasia is responsible for hairlessness as well as dental abnormalities in the Chinese Crested, Mexican Hairless, and Peruvian Hairless breeds. (vetgen.com)