Both upper canines either broken or decaied with central area filled with granulation tissue - 6 yr old
Both upper canines either broken or decaied with central area filled with granulation tissue - 6 yr old
#405 EOTRH affecting only the canine in this 24 yr old warmblood mare. Before extraction. See the exposed and deteriorated root filled with feed debris.
#405 EOTRH affecting only the canine in this 24 yr old warmblood mare. After extraction. No pain medication was needed. There was only a little discomfort as I levered it from the socket using cap forceps.
#405 EOTRH affecting only the canine in this 24 yr old warmblood mare. The medial surface of 405.
#405 EOTRH affecting only the canine in this 24 yr old warmblood mare. The lateral surface of 405
Obvious EOTRH in the incisors with upper canine involvement. Thickened and inflammed gums and the canine is decayed and broken.
Extracted end stage decayed canine in an older mini
Extracted end stage decayed canine in an older mini. The tooth had 3 pieces.
Extracted end stage decayed canine in an older mini
Extracted end stage decayed canine in an older mini
The ridge of gum around the base of this canine is an indicator that EOTRH is mildly affecting this tooth.
Granulation tissue in an old canine fracture.
Moderate EOTRH in one horse affects canines and incisors: receding and hypertrophied gums, vascular lesions (red dots), and enlarged tooth roots.
Moderate EOTRH in one horse affects canines and incisors: receding and hypertrophied gums, vascular lesions (red dots), and enlarged tooth roots.
EOTRH has caused the decay and loss of the left lower canine tooth.
A radiograph (X-ray) of the canines and incisor teeth in a horse with EOTRH. Note the lacy look of the bone where the teeth insert as well as the enlargement of the tooth roots as they struggle to hang on.
A radiograph (X-ray) of the canines and incisor teeth in a horse with EOTRH. Note the lacy look of the bone where the teeth insert as well as the enlargement of the tooth roots as they struggle to hang on.
A radiograph (X-ray) of the canines and incisor teeth in a horse with EOTRH. Note the lacy look of the bone where the teeth insert as well as the enlargement of the tooth roots as they struggle to hang on.
A radiograph (X-ray) of the canines and incisor teeth in a horse with EOTRH. Note the lacy look of the bone where the teeth insert as well as the enlargement of the tooth roots as they struggle to hang on.
EOTRH has decayed this canine, causing it to fracture.
EOTRH with tartar on the canine and incisor. Red dots, receding gums and enlarged incisor root.
