Evaluation of canine teeth crown reduction technique in macaques

Laboratory animal research
Su-Mi Kim, Jong-Min Kim

Abstract

The reduction of canine teeth in adult males in whom permanent canine teeth eruption occurs should be considered due to the safety of humans or other monkeys. The objective of this study was to evaluate the complications of canine teeth reduction in macaques. Case presentation: Canine teeth reductions were performed in 8 rhesus and 2 cynomolgus macaques. Complications related to canine teeth reduction were evaluated at one to three week intervals during the experimental period by gross examination, CBC, and monitoring of appetite. One monkey showed a fistula due to periapical abscess and neutrophilia more than 2 years after canine teeth reduction, and extraction of the diseased canine tooth was performed; the other 9 monkeys showed no complications during the observation period. This report shows the effectiveness of canine teeth reduction with few complications. Canine teeth reduction in male macaques is an acceptable procedure for reducing the severity of injury to humans or other monkeys.

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Oct 29, 2014·World Journal of Radiology·Naseem ShahAjay Logani

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