Often the best solution is to remove the root cause—the tooth. Because so many dogs have dental disease, tooth extraction has now become a fairly common surgery. But, that doesn’t mean you should take ...

Dogs undergoing a long, invasive surgery requiring longer periods under anesthesia are also at high risk, Moyal says. The same goes for smaller dogs. "They are harder to monitor and more prone to ...

The signs of dental pain in dogs aren’t always easy to identify. Dogs will, of course, keep eating, ... Advances in Small Animal Medicine and Surgery, 22(5), 1-3.

When your dog develops a toothache, it’s not like he can walk up to you, paw in mouth, as he mumbles, “Excuse me, human, but I seem to be experiencing a rather bothersome premolar situation ...