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Trouble with Teeth #6046
04/12/03 04:50 PM
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Hello,
I'm new to posting, though I have been reading other posts. Anyway, one of my gliders, Sassy has had a problem lately. It started 10 days ago when he started sneezing constantly. Unfortunately it was a Sunday, so I was not able to get him into the vets, though I did talk with their office. He went into the vets the next morning and was given an antibiotic shot and some medicine to take. I was to bring him back in 10 days for a recheck.
He just went into the vets for his recheck. He was still sneezing occasionally, though not constantly (thank God). Anyway, during the course of his exam, Dr Kaiser checked his mouth and noticed that his gums and teeth didn't look good. He did some more checking and one of Sassy's teeth actually fell out in the office. So Dr Kaiser feels that his problem is due to his teeth and that the infection is causing his sneezing because it is making it's way into his sinuses. The low down of all of this is that Sassy has an appointment to go back in next week to have some of his teeth removed.
Has anyone had a glider who has had oral surgery before? How do they get on without their teeth? Did they just have back teeth removed or did they lose their lower front incisors also?
Sorry about all the questions, but I'd like to know what to expect after his surgery.
Thanks


Chris
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Does your vet not feel like the gums can be controlled with more antibiotics? Poor little baby. I have heard of gliders that have lost some teeth and they do fine. But usually antibiotics can take care of the infection.

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Hi Gliderz5, and welcome to GliderCENTRAL!! As for the teeth and gum, infection problems I'm sorry I wish I could be of more assistance! But, we are glad to have you and would love for you to keep us informed on how the little guy does! Please stick around, read Best of the Board and the other forums for info and welcome to the family!
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Glidrz5: I could be off base here but it sounds as though Sassy could have periodontal disease. If so, this would explain infection & a tooth falling out right at the vet's office. You don't indicate Sassy's age or what kind of diet he has been on but diet could have a bearing on the problems with her teeth if previous diet was poor.

Bourbon had a glider (BB) who was taken in as a rescue as she was deemed to be a severe biter. Turned out BB had periodontal disease/loose teeth causing severe pain. Once treated with appropriate medications, the periodontal disease cleared up, the teeth tightened up and BB was no longer biting as she was not in pain.

Before allowing Dr. Kaiser to remove any of Sassy's other teeth, I would suggest you email Bourbon at: []bourbon@iname.com[/] to advise her of the situation you have. It's possible she could put Dr. Kaiser in touch with the vet who treated BB for periodontal disease and Dr. Kaiser could consult with Bourbon's vet about what an appropriate course of treatment for Sassy might be in order to save Sassy's teeth.

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Hey I saw you are in Quincy, Illinois? Where did you get your glider from? That's horrible what the lil one is going through, poor baby <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" /> keep us updated

Re: Trouble with Teeth [Re: ] #6052
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Thank you all for your concern for Sassy. I'm sorry that I didn't tell you more about my baby, but my post was getting just a wee bit long.
I've had Sassy for just over 6 years. I'm not really sure how old he is, since he was a wild caught glider. I purchased him from a pet store in Springfield that had some gliders for sale, not realizing that he was not a hand raised glider. I just thought that he was a lovely brown and cream color. I know I was ignorant, but my modem on my computer was a snail at that time, and the book I had read on gliders as research didn't really touch on that subject. Since I've had him, this is the first real problem that I've had from him. Other than the fact that he hated me for the first 3 months of his life with me and tried to rip my fingers off every chance that he got. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/shocked.gif" alt="" /> Then he learned to trust me.
Since I've had him, he has eaten a variety of fruits and vegetables. He really likes mangos, grapes, peas, sweet pototos, squash, and of course the dreaded corn (which is of course his favorite and I do give it to him in limited amounts). He also gets leadbeaters mix, chicken, eggs, some babyfood, glideraid, juice and bugs (superworms are his favorite). He does not care for prepackaged food and will not eat monkey biscuts. On occasion, he will nibble on a nutrigrain bar (he likes blueberry) and has been known to steal a potato chip or crust from a slice of bread or pie. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/blush.gif" alt="" />hwell: I've also tried to suppliment his diet with calcium and vitamins.
I'm not sure exactly why he's been having trouble with his teeth, although I think that he and my cat Emmy are conspiring against me. She recently had to go in for oral surgery as well and had 7 teeth removed just last week. (I'd adopted her from the humane society and she's had problems ever since I got her last year. Unfortunately brushing alone wasn't enought.) I think that the two of them got together and decided that they should do something together. I only wish it had been to talk or watch TV or something. Why they decided on oral surgery I just can't understand <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/nixweiss.gif" alt="" />
Anyway, Sassy is due to go in next week and in the meantime is on antibiotics - Ditrim Liquid. He's been on this ever since he started sneezing 11 days ago and it has helped fight off infection. I'm just not sure that it can do anything to save his teeth. We can hope though


Chris
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I don't know what the actual diagnosis on that glider is, but speaking from my own (human) experience, i had teeth that were plain and simple shot, due to several health issues, and yet they sat tight, but caused me a lot of infection, and that never cleared up and always came back to haunt me some more, once the antibiotics wore off after a while.
Maybe that's what this glider is going through.
Once i had teeth removed the infection left.

I wish your glider the bets, and hope all will be well.


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Welcome Gliderz5
I may have some information for you---Quantas was my baby---he had the same difficulty as sassy is currently going thru---he sneezed almost constantly--the vet put him on antibiotics---the sneezing improved-but did not disappear
Upon the second visit to the vet--he examined his teeth---noticed that he really didn't have many--only on one side and his lower incisors---the ones on the side were in bad condition--and his gums were raw and bleeding---he went under anaestheitic and the vet didn't really use any force at all the remove the few remaining teeth--leaving him only his incisors---once he did that--he continued on his antibiotic course--his gums changed to a nice pink---and his sneezing stopped all together---in response to your question about eating---he ate fine--just as much and as before---considering he didn't have may teeth before---I dont know what Quantas's diet was the first year of his life before I had him----but from reliable sources I've found--he susisted a lot on cat food--which I didn't feed at all
He ate mealworms just fine---skinned them himself with his incisors---of course he just ate the insides--left a hollow shell behind---still ate fruits--his nectar and insectivore fare and his favourite--strawberry yogourt.
Quantas's story did not end up happily as I hope yours will---he had another problem---impacted anal glands
It was not his teeth or lack of--or sneezing that caused his death---He was very active and ate wonderfully until just before---My wonderful vet believes he had a heart attack from all the stresses put on his small body---as he appeared to be just about to jump when he passed away
Do not worry---It sounds as though Sassy will get the better of this problem---gliders are very resilient little critters---more than we think
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waiting to hear what the news is on sassy, let us know as soon as you can sweetie. Until then, happy glider prayers your way.

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Update on Sassy #6159
04/16/03 10:49 AM
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I just wanted to let everyone know that Sassy had his vet appointment this morning. He went in at 8am and came home at 9:15am. He was able to keep his incisors, but there was no saving his molars, <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" /> they were just too far gone. He came through surgery with flying colors and was alert and (dare I say it) "sassy" <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> when I brought him home. I convinced him to eat a few bites of peanut butter and gave him some glideraid and he is now curled up in his pouch next to Zoe. A little bit later this afternoon, I'll try to convince him to eat some babyfood or Ledbetters mix (sp??). Does anyone have any other ideas on what food might be good for him while his gums are healing?


Chris
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So glad Sassy came through A OK <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> I would avoid and hard food until he is completley healed. Baby food, leadbeather is fine. You can try giving him veggie's and fruits, but see how he would react to it. If he is in pain, then soft food is fine. Hoping for a speedy recovery! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/heartpump.gif" alt="" />

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That's great news - I'm sorry he had to lose the molars! What was the cause of the teeth trouble - do you know?
It's great that Sassy is feeling well and "pouching it" with Zoe! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/multi.gif" alt="" />

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So glad to hear Sassy came thru the vet's ok. Just wishing now for a speedy recovery, eh? <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yelclap.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/heartpump.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yelclap.gif" alt="" />

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The further trials of Sassy the toothless glider #16214
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As many of you know, my Sassy had to go in last year and have the majority of his teeth removed due to extreme peridontal disease. Anyway, a few weeks ago I noticed that he wasn't active and was losing weight. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/worried2.gif" alt="" /> He went into the vet and his gums were acting up again. So, Sassy got fluids and pain meds and went on Baytril. He appeared to get better, but when his meds were gone, he started to lose weight again. So back to the vet.
While Dr Kaiser was cleaning Sassy's teeth (Sass was such a good boy through the whole thing and didn't crab or bite at all), another one of his teeth fell out, <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/shocked.gif" alt="" /> right there in the office. Then Sass got another round of fluids, pain meds and medicine. The amazing thing is, after his tooth fell out, he started wanting to eat and play, gained back some of the weight he lost and stopped sucking on his tail (he does that when stressed or hurting, a good indicator that something is going on that shouldn't be).
Now <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> Sassy is down to only taking medicine 3 days a week and maybe after his checkup will get to stop taking it again. Keep your fingers crossed. He goes in Friday.


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Keeping our fingers crossed for him, poor little guy!! Let us know what the vet had to say. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

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Poor guy. But so glad...the meds are keeping this under control.

There is one other person on the board who has a glider with bad teeth. Chey the assit. administrator. All of the teeth in a young glider of her's are decaying also for no apparent reason.

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So far, Sweet Pea is not losing weight, is eating normally and seems to be doing ok, I haven't noticed any progression on her teeth getting worse, but it's difficult at best to check them. Hopefully she doesn't progress too fast, but I am keeping a super close eye on her!
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Wow, Chris (and Chey)! Sending prayers all the remaining teeth are okay (don't get worse, at least), and the appetites continue to improve! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/heartpump.gif" alt="" />


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Thanks Katty! Sweet Pea appreciates it!
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Sassy appreciates the prayers and well wishes as well. Unfortunately due to emergency gall bladder surgery <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crying.gif" alt="" />(on me). Sassy was unable to keep his vet appointment. I plan on getting him in the first part of next week. I'll let everyone know how it goes. He is eating well though, and that's always good.


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AND Miss Emmy & Miss Chloe kitties

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Re: The further trials of Sassy the toothless glider [Re: ] #16221
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Chris, I hope you are doing ok after surgery!!!
Tell Sassy hi and we hope he's back to his onery self soon!
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Thanks! I'm feeling much better now, believe me. I just thought I had the flu. SURPRISE! Anyway, once it was gone my symptoms disapeared also (what a relief). Now I'm just sore and tired. Don't worry though, I don't need an E-Collar, the pain isn't that bad actually unless I try to move too fast or in some wierd way, and I'm taking plenty of time off work to be sure that when I do go back that I won't overdo it.


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AND Miss Emmy & Miss Chloe kitties

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Re: The further trials of Sassy the toothless glider [Re: ] #16224
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Well, I was able to get Sassy into the vets today for his checkup with a little help from my Mom. She was a great chauffer for me since I'm not able to drive right now. Anyway, Sassy is doing well. He's to continue to take his meds 3 days a week and then in 3 weeks we'll check and see what's going on then. Hopefully by the time he goes in next he'll have gained back some more weight. Keep your fingers and toes crossed for me. Sass is such a light weight (he was 77 grams today) that I'd like him to gain. Any ideas on what might tempt a very PICKY eater that would be easy to eat without lots of teeth? Let me know and I'd be happy to try it out. Right now Sass is on a BLM diet (which picky as he is he doesn't always want to eat <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/shakehead.gif" alt="" />) He also gets fresh fruit and vegis every day as well as some softer fruit babyfood and yougert (which he also doesn't eat all the time). In addition, He gets quite a few bugs (which I have been cutting open to make it easier for him to eat them even though it's disgusting <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" />). For treats, and I know it's not real good for him (but hey he eats it when he won't touch any other food) he'll get a little bit of peanut butter as a treat. So any other ideas on what he might like to eat to gain weight that might be healthier for him would be appreciated.
Thanks


Chris
Illusion, Malcom, Isabell, Annabelle, Zach, Isis, Aly & Indy
AND Miss Emmy & Miss Chloe kitties

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Think I would continue to feed him as you have. With the meds...this should help with the infection and his weight gain will improve. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frostyangel.gif" alt="" />

Thanks for the update. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

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Chris, how many teeth does Sassy have left? What do you plan to do when he's down to none? Do you think he will still be able to eat ok? All things I need to plan for with Sweet Pea. Thanks and glad he had such a good checkup! Now you need to get better! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yelclap.gif" alt="" />
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