Not all dental disease in cats is visible.
As well as bad breath, plaque, and tartar, TOOTH RESORPTION is a condition which we commonly detect in cats.
70% of cats over 5 years old have 1 or more RESORPTIVE LESIONS.
This is a condition where the tooth erodes and resorbs, exposing the sensitive nerves in the centre of the tooth, which leads to chronic pain. Often we diagnose this condition in cats who had no external symptoms at home, because cats are so good at hiding their pain. In the advanced stages, dental disease can lead to changes in behaviour and loss of appetite.
At Veterinary Emergency Centre (VEC) we have dental X-rays to accurately detect early resorption.
If your pets are in an emergency or if you have general inquiries, please do not hesitate to contact Veterinary Emergency Centre.
General Hotline: 2334-2334
24-Hour Emergency Hotline: 6828-6620
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