A visual reference for common dental diseases in dogs and cats Clinical Atlas of Canine and Feline Dentistry presents more than 1,000 color photographs and line drawings organized alphabetically by condition, providing a quick reference for locating, visually confirming, and treating specific conditions during clinical encounters. Each entry pairs concise descriptive text with multiple images, enabling practitioners to compare clinical presentations side by side with documented examples of common dental diseases. Coverage spans the full scope of clinical veterinary dentistry, from abrasion and bleeding on probing to tooth resorption and vital pulp therapy. The alphabetical structure allows immediate access to relevant information without navigating chapter hierarchies. Color photographs depict a wide range of clinical presentations, supporting differential diagnosis and treatment planning across the spectrum of dental conditions encountered in small animal practice. The book also includes: Entries organized alphabetically for rapid chairside consultation, reducing time spent searching for information during active patient care Multiple examples of conditions to show the range of potential presentationsVisual representation of conditions frequently missed in general practice, supporting earlier identification and more accurate diagnosis Line drawings supplementing photographs to clarify anatomical relationships and procedural steps in dental treatment planning and execution Concise text paired with each image set, providing clinical context and treatments without requiring extended reading during patient appointments Clinical Atlas of Canine and Feline Dentistry serves small animal practitioners, veterinary technicians, assistants, and specialists who perform or support dental procedures. Veterinary students will also find it a practical visual companion during clinical rotations.