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Client ID:	1234
Client Last Name:	Zilkha
Client Phone:	5122582221
Patient Name:	Buddy
Species:	Canine


	6-23-2030

Dental Report for 6-23-2030 ^{Chart Locked}
Doctor: John Smith

#101: Furcation Exposure, Extracted, katana

#102: Periodontal Pockets (3 mm), Recession/Root Exposure (2 mm), Furcation Exposure (2/4), Crowding, Extracted, katana

#103: Extracted, Amalgam, katana

#104: Furcation Exposure (2/4), Caries, Radiographic Findings (Root lucency ), Routine Extraction

#105: Extracted, katana

#106: Extracted, katana

#107: Extracted, katana

#108: Extracted, katana

#109: Periodontal Pockets (4 mm), Routine Extraction, katana

#110: Extracted, katana

#400s apparently within normal limits

#203: Periodontal Pockets (2 mm), Scaling, Polishing, Sectioning, Gingival Biopsy, Vital Pulpotomy, Amalgam, Composite, Incline Plane

#204: Incline Plane

#207: Periodontal Pockets (3 mm), Recession/Root Exposure (3 mm), Mobility (1/4)

#208: Amalgam

#209: Vital Pulpotomy

#310: Scaling, Fluoride Treatment

#308: Radiographic Findings (dfdf)

#307: Crowding, Rotation

#306: Periodontal Pockets (2 mm)

Your Animal Hospital - Dental Discharge Instructions

Date: 6-23-2030 Client: Zilkha Patient: Buddy Client #: 1234

Dental Disease

Mild

Summary

Today Buddy got an ultrasonic cleaning followed by low-speed enamel polishing and fluoride treatment.

Buddy did well under anesthesia and recovered well after the procedure.

His teeth and gums are much healthier after the dental cleaning.

Home Care Instructions

IF BUDDY HAS A PRESSURE BANDAGE ON HIS LEG, PLEASE REMOVE IT 20 MINUTES AFTER PICK UP. (Bandage may have already been removed.)

It is not unusual for a pet to have nausea and/or coughing for 24-48 hours after an anesthetic procedure.

When offering food tonight, start Buddy off with about a 1/4 of his normal amount. If he keeps this down, offer that amount every 20-30 minutes to work up to his full meal.

It is very important to provide home dental healthcare to maintain oral health as good oral hygiene can actually add to your pet's life expectancy.

We recommend beginning one of the following

Brushing (with toothbrush or finger brush) and an enzymatic toothpaste every 1-3 days.

Oral rinsing with chlorhexidine solutions (C.E.T. Rinse). (This is acceptable but not as effective as brushing.)

Adding C.E.T Aquadent solution to Buddy's drinking water daily can help prevent plaque accumulation when used in conjunction with a regular home dental care program as well.

You may also offer enzymatic chews daily, such as the C.E.T. chews we carry here, but we do not recommend more than one a day as these can add significant calories to your pets diet.

Please call us at with any concerns or questions you may have during Buddy's recovery.

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