This is a sterile procedure to reduce the height of the lower canine crown that exposes the pulp. It requires a removal of some pulp (partial coronal pulpectomy) and placement of a direct pulp capping.

Ideal for teething puppies, these dental balls have more give, allowing pups to grip and chew without damaging their new teeth as they come in. Small dog breeds from Chihuahuas to Yorkies like to play as much as their large dog counterparts, but their mouths don’t always fit around a classic ball toy. Enter the JW Pet Hol-ee Roller. Made from natural, non-toxic rubber, this unique ball toy is so stretchy, you can play tug with it.Thirdly, the permanent lower canine is located lingual to the deciduous canine. This means that if the deciduous lower canines are in a poor position it is a certainty the permanent teeth will be worse. See the radiograph below. The deciduous canines are on the outside of the jaws and the developing permanent canines are seen in the jaw as small "hats". It is clear that the eruption path of the permanent canines will be directly dorsal and not buccally inclined as is normal. The roots arevery fragile and will break easily if unduly stressed during removal. A broken root needs to be identified and removed otherwise it continues to form a barrier to the eruption path of the permanent canine and can cause local infection. No exercise ball lasted more than a couple of days when used as a herding ball. This wasn’t surprising because they are not designed to be used as dog toys. However, if your dog has been trained to play Treibball, then any of these would make an appropriate Treibball ball. Conclusion

First, start with the bright colors, which reviewers say are easy to spot in the grass or bushes. Move on to the non-toxic and non-abrasive felt covering, which is gentler on a dog’s mouth than a traditional tennis ball. Wrap it up with a sturdy bounce. And go long! The orthodontic movement of teeth, from positions of traumatic occlusion to comfortable positions, can be considered in selected cases. This involves applying a force to a tooth, by means of an orthodontic device, to stimulate bone remodelling to accommodate movement of teeth to a different, comfortable, position. The benefit of this treatment is that the teeth remain and it is generally less invasive than alternative treatment options. The devices utilised to exert the force required to achieve orthodontic movement are custom made for each individual case. This might vary from ball therapy to inclined planes, temporary crown extensions and active devices ( Figure 6). FIGURE (6A) Temporary crown extensions can be applied to upright mandibular canine teeth to tip upright permanent mandibular canine teeth labially into a comfortable position FIGURE (6B) Temporary crown extensions can be applied to upright mandibular canine teeth to tip upright permanent mandibular canine teeth labially into a comfortable position Our Jolly Mega Ball finally met its end when our Great Dane tester attempted to jump on top of it, scratching hard in the process. But for the 10 minutes he did get to play with it, he had the time of his life. Figure 7: A large ball in the same model. It is too large and sits on the tips of the lower canines without applying the desired force vector.The larger the dog, the more enthusiastic they were to play and chase the ball around. Due to its large size, it’s a unique toy that dogs don’t otherwise get to experience.