We have all been told that “periodontal disease” is the most common disease occurring
in domestic dogs and cats and that local severity and the impact on the rest of the
body are reasons why all companion animal patients should receive an oral examination
every time they are seen—“lift the lip.” This article provides the background information
on which an effective periodontal management program can be tailored for each patient.
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