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Why Do Cats Get Resorptive Lesions? [Solved]
Feline resorptive lesions are caused by the cat’s own cells (called odontoclasts) destroying the tooth from underneath the enamel. Affected teeth are very sensitive, and if the nerve is exposed they can be intensely painful. Often the crown of the tooth snaps off, leaving a painful retained root in the jaw.
How to Properly Identify Tooth Resorption in Cats
In this video, Dr. Brett discusses how to properly identify tooth
Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions | FORLs
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Dental disease in cats - Feline resorptive lesions
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