Treatment of Type II Tooth Resorption in a Cat The absence of a periodontal ligament space around feline tooth roots is an indication of Type II tooth resorption and lends itself to the treatment demonstrated in this video. This must be differentiated radiographically from ankylosis which is much less common. No treatment is required for the ankylosis as long as no other pathology is present. Get 13 Hours of Race CE With our Veterinary Dentistry Case Workshop. We have gotten sponsors to partner

Reading Veterinary Dental Radiographs and X-rays