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Dental Report for 6-23-2030 |
Doctor: John Smith
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| #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 |
| #109: Periodontal Pockets (4 mm), Routine Extraction, katana |
#400s apparently within normal limits
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| | | #203: Periodontal Pockets (2 mm), Scaling, Polishing, Sectioning, Gingival Biopsy, Vital Pulpotomy, Amalgam, Composite, Incline Plane |
| #207: Periodontal Pockets (3 mm), Recession/Root Exposure (3 mm), Mobility (1/4) |
| #310: Scaling, Fluoride Treatment |
| #308: Radiographic Findings (dfdf) |
| #306: Periodontal Pockets (2 mm) |
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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. | | | By signing below, I agree that I fully understand these instructions and have received a copy for my records:
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