|Articles|July 2, 2009

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“The most important treatment for all cases of advanced periodontitis is the complete removal of bacterial plaque and calculus from the tooth crown, gingival sulcus, and root surfaces.”

-Daniel T. Carmichael, DVM, DAVDC

From Dental Corner: A foundation for treating canine periodontal disease

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