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localized , systemic , or genetic etiological factorscausecanine impaction
various factors including the size the of the arch and other localized , systemic and genetic factors(passive) may be caused byCanine impaction
in some situations(passive) can be preventedThe impaction of canine
dental crowding , abnormal growths , or even baby teeth that have not yet fallen outcan causecanine impaction
the ability to diagnose canine displacement in the early mixed dentition ( average age of 8 y ) andto preventimpaction of the canine
orderto preventcanine impaction
the progress of canine teethleadsto canine impaction
an interceptive approachto preventcanine impaction
an Influenza(passive) caused byan Influenza
a sufficient gap in the teeth affecting their function and appearancecan causea sufficient gap in the teeth affecting their function and appearance
liver or heart disease in dogscould causeliver or heart disease in dogs
an external resorption(passive) caused byan external resorption
tо еxсеѕѕivе vocalizationcan leadtо еxсеѕѕivе vocalization
infection , particularly with partial eruption and referred painmay leadinfection , particularly with partial eruption and referred pain
in horsesoriginatedin horses
in malocclusion , cyst formation and obstacles in orthodontic treatmentcan resultin malocclusion , cyst formation and obstacles in orthodontic treatment
an increase in the density of PACAP- 27-LI mucosal nerves in all studied parts of GI tractcausedan increase in the density of PACAP- 27-LI mucosal nerves in all studied parts of GI tract
the following symptoms : Periodic or persistent fever Reluctance to move ( extreme stiffness and lethargymay causethe following symptoms : Periodic or persistent fever Reluctance to move ( extreme stiffness and lethargy