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Tooth Root Abscess in a Dog with Doc Pawsitive

Doc Pawsitive discusses tooth root abscesses in dogs, a fairly common occurrence, that often results in a sudden hard painful swelling on the side of the face just beneath the eye. The tooth that is usually affected is the large upper molar in the back of the dog's mouth, called the carnassial tooth. There are a variety of reasons for tooth root abscesses and infections including gingivitis, plaque and tartar accumulation, periodontal disease and even a tooth root bruising or dmage from dogs chewing on something very hard such as a bone, hard stick, rock or other object that may bruise the tooth root or otherwise crack or damage the tooth.