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1. www.dvm360.com › view › your-4-pearls-for-oronasalYour 4 pearls for oronasal fistula repair in dogs and cats

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   Nov 4, 2021 · During a session at New York Vet 2021 a board-certified veterinary dentist discusses his process for safely and successfully repairing oronasal fistula following tooth extraction. An oronasal fistula is an opening, known as a communication, between the oral and nasal cavity.

2. www.dogster.com › ask-the-vet › dog-hole-in-mouthDoes My Dog Have a Permanent Hole in Their Mouth ... - Dogster

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   Jul 31, 2024 · The sooner you can repair the hole between the mouth and nose, the fewer infections and complications that your dog will experience.

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4. www.wellpets.com › blog › 193-dog-tooth-extractionHow to Care for Your Dog After Tooth Extraction Surgery

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   Aug 25, 2023 · NSAIDS (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) and gabapentin are commonly prescribed. Administer these medications as directed to keep your dog comfortable. 3. Antibiotics. Antibiotics are not routinely prescribed after dental extraction surgery.

5. wagwalking.com › treatment › oronasal-fistula-closureOronasal Fistula Closure in Dogs - Conditions Treated ... - Wag!

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   Aug 18, 2024 · Once your dog is under anesthesia your veterinarian will excise any damaged tissue and repair the oronasal fistula. Repair is usually conducted by harvesting mucogingival flaps in the oral cavity and suturing over the gap.

6. upstatevet.com › 2018 › 11Helpful Tips for Oronasal Fistula Repair - Upstate Vet

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   Nov 13, 2018 · Be prepared for ONF repair with any maxillary canine extraction and document the case with dental charts, pictures, and dental radiographs if possible. For additional resources for you, your team, and your clients, visit the AVMA’s Pet Dental Health toolkit (avma.org), the American Veterinary Dental College (avdc.org), or the Veterinary Oral ...

7. burwoodvet.com › oronasal-fistula-repair-dog-dentalOronasal Fistula Repair – Dog Dental - Burwood Vet

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   May 16, 2023 · Oronanasal Fistula is an abnormal connection between the mouth - "oro" and the Nose -"nasal". So food could end up on the nose. This is a common complication after extraction of canine teeth with marked periodontal disease.

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   Can a veterinary dentist repair oronasal fistula after tooth extraction?

   • During a session at New York Vet 2021 a board-certified veterinary dentist discusses his process for safely and successfully repairing oronasal fistula following tooth extraction. An oronasal fistula is an opening, known as a communication, between the oral and nasal cavity.

   Your 4 pearls for oronasal fistula repair in dogs and cats - dvm360

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   What should I give my Dog after dental extraction surgery?

   • Tooth extraction surgery can be painful, and your vet might prescribe pain medication for your dog. NSAIDS (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) and gabapentin are commonly prescribed. Administer these medications as directed to keep your dog comfortable. 3. Antibiotics Antibiotics are not routinely prescribed after dental extraction surgery.

   How to Care for Your Dog After Tooth Extraction Surgery

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   Should I care for my Dog after tooth extraction surgery?

   • Caring for your dog after tooth extraction surgery is essential to ensure a smooth and comfortable recovery. Dental extractions are recommended if the health of the tooth or teeth has a poor prognosis. Dogs have 42 teeth, that’s ten more teeth than humans and 12 more than cats.

   How to Care for Your Dog After Tooth Extraction Surgery

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   Can I brush my dog's teeth after a tooth extraction?

   • Depending on the type of tooth extraction, your vet may recommend avoiding brushing your dog’s teeth around the surgical area for a few days. After the initial healing period, you can gradually reintroduce gentle brushing. OraVet, a waxy polymer, may be applied to the surface of your dog’s remaining teeth during oral surgery.

   How to Care for Your Dog After Tooth Extraction Surgery

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   Can a dog get a tooth extraction?

   • Pain Management Tooth extraction surgery can be painful, and your vet might prescribe pain medication for your dog. NSAIDS (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) and gabapentin are commonly prescribed. Administer these medications as directed to keep your dog comfortable.

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   Can a dog get a dental X ray?

   • Your dog may need to undergo sedation or anesthesia so your vet can fully examine their dental health. X-rays of the jaw and skull may also be required. The vet will use a saline solution to flush out any contaminants like food particles from the passageway. Oral surgery is the only treatment option for this condition.

   Abnormal Passageway Between the Mouth and Nasal Cavity in Dogs

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9. wagwalking.com › condition › abnormal-passagewayAbnormal Passageway Between the Mouth and Nasal Cavity in Dogs

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   An oronasal fistula is an open passageway between the mouth and nasal cavity. This passageway occurs when a hole opens up near the root of a weakened tooth. Fistulas are often the result of severe gum disease and most commonly affect the upper canines.