According to a recent article, approximately 14-27% of dogs had some form of tooth fracture. That's a very significant number that needs to be fleshed out as to how this occurs. Of course, significant trauma can occur when a dog is involved with vehicular or...
A recent study indicated that approximately 20-27% dogs have tooth fractures of some form. Some just nick the enamel (enamel fracture) and are mostly benign, other than causing localized trauma to the lip or tongue as it moves across the tooth. More sinister are tooth...
A tooth fracture, regardless of being minor (dentin only) or severe (into the pulp cavity), can be discomforting to your pet. It is obvious that a broken tooth that enters the pulp cavity can be extremely painful. However, even when the dentin is only exposed,...