1976European Journal Of Oral SciencesRequires access

A pilot study on the effect of toothbrushing on the gingival of a beagle dog

Gudrun Sangnes

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The maxillary canine and premolar areas of a beagle dog were brushed according to the roll and the scrub toothbrushing techniques. Characteristic, reproducible soft tissue lesions could be associated with the brushing.

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The maxillary canine and premolar areas of a beagle dog were brushed according to the roll and the scrub toothbrushing techniques. Characteristic, reproducible soft tissue lesions could be associated with the brushing.

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The maxillary canine and premolar areas of a beagle dog were brushed according to the roll and the scrub toothbrushing techniques. Characteristic, reproducible soft tissue lesions could be associated with the brushing.

Key concepts: Beagle, Dentistry, Medicine, Orthodontics, Internal medicine

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