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Phone: (920) 233-8409

Address: 2409 Omro Rd, Oshkosh, WI 54904

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Dental Examination
Comprehensive oral health assessments start in the exam room with the physical and oral exams. Diagnostic procedures included in the COHAT procedure are dental radiographs and periodontal probing with charting of those findings.
X-rays
This photo demonstrates a tooth that has no obvious pulp exposure. Anesthesia is necessary to confirm there is no pulp exposure. Dental x rays also help determine whether there are other concerns.

Teeth Cleaning
"COHAT "represents a complete oral health assessment and treatment. This approach is superior to teeth cleaning procedures alone because the focus is directed at both plaque bacteria removal and control. Additionally, the COHAT strategy emphasizes diagnosis and specific treatment(s) to control periodontal disease and for specific patients, to reverse the destruction caused by the disease process. The companion animal owner is key in the COHAT strategy to help monitor and control periodontal disease.

Fillings
Crowns
The American Veterinary Dental College (AVDC) has a nomenclature comittee that has defined classifications for dental fractures. This allows for better communication about these injuries. The AVDC has defined the uncomplicated crown fracture. This classification does not necessarily explain the ideal treatment for the tooth. Teeth having no fracture at all can be dead (non-vital), while teeth with either complicated or uncomplicated crown fractures, may be alive (vital).
Bridges
Dental Bonding

Pulpotomy
For very young animals with immature, weak, vital teeth with pulp exposure, vital pulpotomy is typically the optimal treatment choice. Root canal therapy is typically the optimal endodontic procedure for mature teeth with pulp exposure.
Root Canal Treatment
Root Canal for Dogs & Cats - broken pet teeth - Vet Dentist - Wisconsin-Oshkosh, Green Bay, Glendale, Greenfield- Dr. Kressin

Gingivectomy and Gingivoplasty
This patient was successfully treated by gingivectomy and gingivoplasty. Subsequent to gingival surgery, the teeth were brushed daily at home. The primary care veterinarian periodically provided professional care ( COHAT ) with diagnostics ( dental radiography and periodontal probing) to monitor these issues.
Periodontal Surgery
If gingival enlargement is associated with a specific drug, changing medications may be helpful. Periodontal surgery is typically the treatment of choice to eliminate deep pockets where bacteria can hide, colonize the periodontal tissues, and cause destruction.
Deep Cleaning

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
Important Announcement - Animal Dentistry and Oral Surgery Specialists - Vet Dentist Wisconsin-(Oshkosh, Green Bay, Glendale, Greenfield), Minnesota
Jaw Surgery
The series of images (below) help owners understand how a major maxillectomy (jaw surgery)for a fi-brosarcoma affected Ella.
Tooth Extractions
The cause of jaw fracture is most frequently from trauma. Animals hit by motor vehicles, baseball bats, golf clubs or balls are very common. We have recently seen jaw fractures from gun shot injuries (very sad and traumatic). Animals involved in fights or attacked by other animals, are also common causes of jaw fractures. Unfortunately, we frequently receive referral cases for jaw fractures as a complication of dental extraction procedures. Less common causes of jaw fractures include: metabolic disease, oral cysts and tumors.
Bone Grafting
For animals with severe local bone destruction, bone grafting should be performed. An allograft is very suitable for alveolar crest augmentation to improve jaw strength. Other osteoconductive or "osteopromotive" materials may also be used.

Orthodontics
Ethical considerations are very important to Dr. Kressin! Altering the appearance of an animal for deception is never appropriate. Altering the occlusion to provide a comfortable and functional bite is appropriate, but not always a simple procedure. At times it might not be practical, or even possible to perform. The benefits from orthodontics can be tremendous for the pet.
Braces
Consideration of the owners' expectations, needs and time limitations are important determinants on whether braces are appropriate for a pet. Orthodontic care requires frequent occlusal evaluations. Does the owner have the time for multiple visits required? It is important to clearly understand the procedural risks associated with orthodontic care, to establish realistic expectations and to discuss the prognosis. We provide an initial orthodontic consultation to perform an initial occlusal evaluation, discuss all concerns, and help with treatment planning.

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