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The Complete C.E.T. Dental Care Line FOR DOGS. ® C. E.T . C. E.T . RE CA RE CA ME DENTA HO L ME DENTA HO L Recommending to your canine patients can help to extend in-clinic care and encourage the healthy habit of home dental care. ® ® home dental care PRODUCTS ✔ DENTAL CHEWS • C.E.T. HEXTRA Premium Chews for Dogs • C.E.T. VEGGIEDENT Tartar Control Chews for Dogs • C.E.T. Enzymatic Oral Hygiene Chews for Dogs ® ® ® IN-CLINIC PRODUCTS ® ✔C .E.T. 0.12% ✔ Rinse and Water Additive Chlorhexidine Rinse • C.E.T. AQUADENT Drinking Water Additive • C.E.T. Oral Hygiene Rinse ® ✔C .E.T. FLURAFOM ® ® Topical Fluoride Foam ✔ Toothbrushes and Toothpastes • C.E.T. Dual-Ended Toothbrush • C.E.T. Fingerbrush with Toothpaste Packet • C.E.T. Mini-Toothbrush with Toothpaste Packet • C.E.T. Enzymatic Toothpaste – poultry, malt or vanilla-mint flavor • C.E.T. Tartar Control Toothpaste – beef or seafood flavor • C.E.T. Oral Hygiene Kit for Dogs Continuing Education for You at virbacuniversity.com. in-clinic presentations for your staff. Canine Teeth DENTAL pROgRESS REpORT fOR: ____________________________________ Stage 1: Gingivitis Plaque and calculus can be present. Gums can be inflamed and swollen. Treatment can reverse inflammation. Stage 2: Early Periodontitis select the picture that best matches your pet’s teeth Feline Teeth Mild to moderate plaque and calculus. Partial loss of gums and bone. Professional treatment can halt the destruction. Stage 3: Moderate Periodontitis Moderate to significant plaque and calculus. Progressive destruction of the gum and bone. Teeth may need extraction. Pet’s mouth is sore, which can affect eating or behavior. Stage 4: Advanced Periodontitis Significantntitis) plaque and disease (periodo calculus. Pet’s mouth is damage Bacteria from dentalut the bodypainful. and Chronic bacterial www.virbacpets.com can spread througho, liver and infection heart. is destroying the the kidneys gum, teeth and bone; may be (pet's name) ❏ No apparent dental problems ❏ Plaque and tartar ❏ Red, swollen gums (Gingivitis) ❏ Tooth resorption ❏ Other ____________________________________ ______________________________________________ RECOmmENDATION: ❏ Your cat has significant periodontal disease (Stage 3 or 4) and/or painful tooth resorption. Treatment should be scheduled immediately. ❏ Your cat has moderate periodontal disease. Please schedule a dental cleaning within ___ month(s). ❏ Home Dental Care Program ❏ Brush daily ❏ Administer chews ❏ Drinking water additive ❏ Oral Rinse ____________________________________________ ©2012 Virbac AH, Inc. All Rights Reserved. All trademarks are property of Virbac Corporation or one of its affiliate companies in the U.S.A. and Canada. VBD005 CLE RY EVE OT H 1 23 . . Breath is inoffensive Healthy gum Breath is inoffensive Inflamed gum Plaque Plaque and calculus buildup Effects can be reversed Passionate About Initial bone loss Progressive destruction of ligament Inflamed and swollen gum TooTh CleAn every health is a virbac Animal campaign to increase the importance awareness of care. of pet home dental go to To learn more, . www.cetdental.com reserved. Inc. All rights TooTh CleAn every ©2010 virbac Ah, trademark and C.e.T.® is a registered of virbac Corporation. is a trademark Severe bad breath Pet’s mouth is sore Mild bad breath ™ AN TO Stage 3 tis Moderate Periodonti Stage 2 tis Early Periodonti with proper treatment and daily home dental care Effects Stage 4 tis Advanced Periodonti Intolerable bad breath Pet’s mouth is painful Chronic infection destroying gum, teeth and bone Animal Health It’s importan t and easier •Client education tools to promote and support your recommendation to every patient, every day of the year. It’s easy to prot your pet’s teet ect 3 healthy habIth wIth s. than you think. Your personal daily care of your teeth. routine includes taking good Your pet’s teeth same needs. have the But you can relax home dental care because C.E.T. products offer to help you improve 3 easy your pet’s dental options health. • Online pet owner dental care resources and interactive tools ® at www.cetdental.com. 12/22/11 3:29 PM • Oral disease is the infectious disease most frequently diagnose d in pets. • By the time they’re 4 years old, 85% and cats show signs of oral disease. of dogs • If left untreate d, oral disease can lead to serious consequ ences for your severe pain, bad pet, breath and tooth including loss. • Chronic infection s can spread to the major organs, where they your pet’s health. can seriously compromise • Just a few simple . . daily options can protect your pet’s teeth and overall N EV A health. C ET T Y ER C.E.T ©2009 Virbac AH, Inc. All Rights C.E.T., C.E.T. Reserved. AQUADENT, HEXtra, and VEGGIEDENT are and CLEAN EVERyregistered trademarks TOOTH is a trademark of Virbac Corporation. VB002 Passionate About Stage 1 Gingivitis WARNING This area contains veterInarIa bacteria, tartar and plaque. n recom menda Plus 30 very sharp teeth. ❏ In-Hospita tIons l 1-800-338-3659 Passionate About Animal Health maKe your pet’s dental hea lth part of your rou tIne the facts are the solutIon hard but Is easy. Enter at your own risk. ❏ Complete dental cleaning ❏ Dental X-rays 0591 CET Cat PO Brochure REV.indd 1 Normal tooth and healthy gum shows: ❏ Other procedure s ______________________ ❏ Dental Home _____________ Care ❏ C.E.T. Chews ❏ C.E.T. Oral Hygiene Rinse or C.E.T. AQUADEN Drinking Water T ❏ Daily brushing Additive with C.E.T. Toothpas ❏ Comments te ______________________ ______________________ ______________________ __ ______________________ __________________ virbacpets.com 800-338-3659 to make your easy it can be Find out how part of your routine. pet’s dental health ian today. Ask your veterinar ! _____________________________________________ Passionate About Animal Health spreading in the bloodstream to major organs. 85% of ADULT PETS hAvE . DEnTAL DiSEASE ® _________ Hostile Working Environment. dental exam (pet's name) ❏ No apparent dental problems ❏ Plaque ❏ Bad breath ❏ Tartar ❏ Red, swollen gums (Gingiviti ❏ Bleeding gums s) ❏ Loose teeth ❏ Broken teeth ❏ Missing teeth ❏ Feline oral lesions ❏ Other ___________ ______________________ __________________ ❏ Comments _____________________________ HIDDEN pRObLEmS CAN bE LURkINg. Even when the initial exam shows nothing abnormal, dental x-rays reveal oral problems, like the tooth resorption shown here, in over 40% of cats. This is why annual dental exams are so important. YOUR CAT’S DENTAL HEALTH IS IN YOUR HANDS. asK your veter InarIan to C.E.T. Home Dental Care For Cats out thIs progress repor fIll Is Specially Made For Thist. _________ _________ CLE wHICH pICTURE bEST mATCHES YOUR CAT’S TEETH AND gUmS? OOTH ™ 1 .2 .3 Clean every TooTh™ is a virbac animal health campaig n to increase awareness of the importance of pet home dental care. To learn more, go to www.ce tdental.com. Increased bone loss cannot be reversed Tooth loss indicated AS LONG AS your PATIENTS INSIST ON CHEWING, INSIST THEY USE THE CHEwS that EXTEND their DENTAL CARE. in most cases Animal Health To extend the benefits of your in-clinic dental care, ask your Virbac Animal Health sales representative about C.E.T. Brand products for your patients. 1. “Effectiveness of a Vegetable Dental Chew on Periodontal Disease Parameters in Toy Breed Dogs.” J Vet Dent 28 (4); 230-235, 2011. 2. State of Pet Health 2011, Banfield Pet Hospital Study. 3. Data on file. 4. “Effectiveness of an Enzymatic Rawhide Dental Chew to Reduce Plaque in Beagle Dogs,” Phillippe Hennet, DV. J Vet Dent 18 (2); 81-84, June 2011. ©2012 Virbac AH, Inc. All Rights Reserved. All trademarks are the property of Virbac Corporation or one of its affiliates in the United States and Canada. www.virbacvet.com VDD067-12 Passionate About Animal Health The #1 choice of veterinarians for canine dental chews. WITH C.E.T. BRAND CHEWS, IT’s EASY TO help protect YOUR PATIENTS’ TEETH after they leave your clinic. ® Professional in-clinic dental care is vital for your patients to help reduce the risk of periodontal disease and related bacterial infections, in severe cases, that can spread through the bloodstream to other organs. At-home daily dental care is also vital to help reduce tartar and the build up of plaque in between cleanings. For clients who find it difficult to brush their dog’s teeth, C.E.T. Brand dental chews are not only an easy, effective solution — they are the first choice of veterinarians. C.E.T. veggiedent Tartar control chews FOR DOGS ARE EFFECTIVE AND E-Z. ® ® When used once a day, these great-tasting chews feature an exclusive Z shape and unique mechanical action that are proven to help reduce plaque and calculus, clean teeth, and freshen breath. Dental disease is still the most common disease in dogs, affecting 78% of dogs over the age of 3.2 C.E.T. HeXtra premium chews FOR DOGS ® ® • Tasty, vegetable-based formula Effective home dental care can be as easy as giving a daily treat. • Exclusive shape helps prolong chewing time • Exclusive rapid release of chlorhexidine from chew within 2 minutes3 • Proven to significantly reduce plaque and calculus • Contains select beefhide for natural abrasive cleansing action • Animal protein free and wheat-gluten free • Flavor appeals to dogs • Fewer calories than other leading chews** Chlorhexidine incorporated into the pellicle can inhibit bacterial growth up to 24 hours for sustained antimicrobial activity. 1.8 veggiedent Chews help extend the benefits of in-clinic teeth cleaning. 1.6 ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ Reduce calculus by 70% Reduce plaque by 37% Reduce halitosis Excellent palatability Mean Calculus Score ® 1.4 1.2 C.E.T. ENZYMATIC ORAL HYGIENE CHEWS FOR DOGS ® 1.0 70% Reduction 0.8 Delicious chews with natural antiseptic protection and ideal texture. 0.6 • Same great enzymatic system as found in C.E.T. Toothpaste 0.4 • Dual enzyme system reaches antibacterial levels in less than 4 seconds 0.2 • Chewing time increased to 15 minutes in study 4 0.0 Non-dental Diet Veggie Chew* *Statistically significant CLINICAL STUDY: “Daily administration of the vegetable dental chew was shown to reduce halitosis, as well as, significantly reduce gingivitis, plaque and calculus accumulation and therefore may play a significant role in the improvement of canine oral health over the long-term.” 1 • Contains select beefhide for natural abrasive cleansing action • Enticing poultry flavoring dogs love every day • Fewer calories than other leading chews** 100% satisfaction guaranteed. Clinically proven to remove plaque and slow down tartar accumulation.3 **Versus other regular chews available in veterinary channel. The Complete C.E.T. Dental Care Line FOR DOGS. ® C. E.T . C. E.T . RE CA RE CA ME DENTA HO L ME DENTA HO L Recommending to your canine patients can help to extend in-clinic care and encourage the healthy habit of home dental care. ® ® home dental care PRODUCTS ✔ DENTAL CHEWS • C.E.T. HEXTRA Premium Chews for Dogs • C.E.T. VEGGIEDENT Tartar Control Chews for Dogs • C.E.T. Enzymatic Oral Hygiene Chews for Dogs ® ® ® IN-CLINIC PRODUCTS ® ✔C .E.T. 0.12% ✔ Rinse and Water Additive Chlorhexidine Rinse • C.E.T. AQUADENT Drinking Water Additive • C.E.T. Oral Hygiene Rinse ® ✔C .E.T. FLURAFOM ® ® Topical Fluoride Foam ✔ Toothbrushes and Toothpastes • C.E.T. Dual-Ended Toothbrush • C.E.T. Fingerbrush with Toothpaste Packet • C.E.T. Mini-Toothbrush with Toothpaste Packet • C.E.T. Enzymatic Toothpaste – poultry, malt or vanilla-mint flavor • C.E.T. Tartar Control Toothpaste – beef or seafood flavor • C.E.T. Oral Hygiene Kit for Dogs Continuing Education for You at virbacuniversity.com. in-clinic presentations for your staff. Canine Teeth DENTAL pROgRESS REpORT fOR: ____________________________________ Stage 1: Gingivitis Plaque and calculus can be present. Gums can be inflamed and swollen. Treatment can reverse inflammation. Stage 2: Early Periodontitis select the picture that best matches your pet’s teeth Feline Teeth Mild to moderate plaque and calculus. Partial loss of gums and bone. Professional treatment can halt the destruction. Stage 3: Moderate Periodontitis Moderate to significant plaque and calculus. Progressive destruction of the gum and bone. Teeth may need extraction. Pet’s mouth is sore, which can affect eating or behavior. Stage 4: Advanced Periodontitis Significantntitis) plaque and disease (periodo calculus. Pet’s mouth is damage Bacteria from dentalut the bodypainful. and Chronic bacterial www.virbacpets.com can spread througho, liver and infection heart. is destroying the the kidneys gum, teeth and bone; may be (pet's name) ❏ No apparent dental problems ❏ Plaque and tartar ❏ Red, swollen gums (Gingivitis) ❏ Tooth resorption ❏ Other ____________________________________ ______________________________________________ RECOmmENDATION: ❏ Your cat has significant periodontal disease (Stage 3 or 4) and/or painful tooth resorption. Treatment should be scheduled immediately. ❏ Your cat has moderate periodontal disease. Please schedule a dental cleaning within ___ month(s). ❏ Home Dental Care Program ❏ Brush daily ❏ Administer chews ❏ Drinking water additive ❏ Oral Rinse ____________________________________________ ©2012 Virbac AH, Inc. All Rights Reserved. All trademarks are property of Virbac Corporation or one of its affiliate companies in the U.S.A. and Canada. VBD005 CLE RY EVE OT H 1 23 . . Breath is inoffensive Healthy gum Breath is inoffensive Inflamed gum Plaque Plaque and calculus buildup Effects can be reversed Passionate About Initial bone loss Progressive destruction of ligament Inflamed and swollen gum TooTh CleAn every health is a virbac Animal campaign to increase the importance awareness of care. of pet home dental go to To learn more, . www.cetdental.com reserved. Inc. All rights TooTh CleAn every ©2010 virbac Ah, trademark and C.e.T.® is a registered of virbac Corporation. is a trademark Severe bad breath Pet’s mouth is sore Mild bad breath ™ AN TO Stage 3 tis Moderate Periodonti Stage 2 tis Early Periodonti with proper treatment and daily home dental care Effects Stage 4 tis Advanced Periodonti Intolerable bad breath Pet’s mouth is painful Chronic infection destroying gum, teeth and bone Animal Health It’s importan t and easier •Client education tools to promote and support your recommendation to every patient, every day of the year. It’s easy to prot your pet’s teet ect 3 healthy habIth wIth s. than you think. Your personal daily care of your teeth. routine includes taking good Your pet’s teeth same needs. have the But you can relax home dental care because C.E.T. products offer to help you improve 3 easy your pet’s dental options health. • Online pet owner dental care resources and interactive tools ® at www.cetdental.com. 12/22/11 3:29 PM • Oral disease is the infectious disease most frequently diagnose d in pets. • By the time they’re 4 years old, 85% and cats show signs of oral disease. of dogs • If left untreate d, oral disease can lead to serious consequ ences for your severe pain, bad pet, breath and tooth including loss. • Chronic infection s can spread to the major organs, where they your pet’s health. can seriously compromise • Just a few simple . . daily options can protect your pet’s teeth and overall N EV A health. C ET T Y ER C.E.T ©2009 Virbac AH, Inc. All Rights C.E.T., C.E.T. Reserved. AQUADENT, HEXtra, and VEGGIEDENT are and CLEAN EVERyregistered trademarks TOOTH is a trademark of Virbac Corporation. VB002 Passionate About Stage 1 Gingivitis WARNING This area contains veterInarIa bacteria, tartar and plaque. n recom menda Plus 30 very sharp teeth. ❏ In-Hospita tIons l 1-800-338-3659 Passionate About Animal Health maKe your pet’s dental hea lth part of your rou tIne the facts are the solutIon hard but Is easy. Enter at your own risk. ❏ Complete dental cleaning ❏ Dental X-rays 0591 CET Cat PO Brochure REV.indd 1 Normal tooth and healthy gum shows: ❏ Other procedure s ______________________ ❏ Dental Home _____________ Care ❏ C.E.T. Chews ❏ C.E.T. Oral Hygiene Rinse or C.E.T. AQUADEN Drinking Water T ❏ Daily brushing Additive with C.E.T. Toothpas ❏ Comments te ______________________ ______________________ ______________________ __ ______________________ __________________ virbacpets.com 800-338-3659 to make your easy it can be Find out how part of your routine. pet’s dental health ian today. Ask your veterinar ! _____________________________________________ Passionate About Animal Health spreading in the bloodstream to major organs. 85% of ADULT PETS hAvE . DEnTAL DiSEASE ® _________ Hostile Working Environment. dental exam (pet's name) ❏ No apparent dental problems ❏ Plaque ❏ Bad breath ❏ Tartar ❏ Red, swollen gums (Gingiviti ❏ Bleeding gums s) ❏ Loose teeth ❏ Broken teeth ❏ Missing teeth ❏ Feline oral lesions ❏ Other ___________ ______________________ __________________ ❏ Comments _____________________________ HIDDEN pRObLEmS CAN bE LURkINg. Even when the initial exam shows nothing abnormal, dental x-rays reveal oral problems, like the tooth resorption shown here, in over 40% of cats. This is why annual dental exams are so important. YOUR CAT’S DENTAL HEALTH IS IN YOUR HANDS. asK your veter InarIan to C.E.T. Home Dental Care For Cats out thIs progress repor fIll Is Specially Made For Thist. _________ _________ CLE wHICH pICTURE bEST mATCHES YOUR CAT’S TEETH AND gUmS? OOTH ™ 1 .2 .3 Clean every TooTh™ is a virbac animal health campaig n to increase awareness of the importance of pet home dental care. To learn more, go to www.ce tdental.com. Increased bone loss cannot be reversed Tooth loss indicated AS LONG AS your PATIENTS INSIST ON CHEWING, INSIST THEY USE THE CHEwS that EXTEND their DENTAL CARE. in most cases Animal Health To extend the benefits of your in-clinic dental care, ask your Virbac Animal Health sales representative about C.E.T. Brand products for your patients. 1. “Effectiveness of a Vegetable Dental Chew on Periodontal Disease Parameters in Toy Breed Dogs.” J Vet Dent 28 (4); 230-235, 2011. 2. State of Pet Health 2011, Banfield Pet Hospital Study. 3. Data on file. 4. “Effectiveness of an Enzymatic Rawhide Dental Chew to Reduce Plaque in Beagle Dogs,” Phillippe Hennet, DV. J Vet Dent 18 (2); 81-84, June 2011. ©2012 Virbac AH, Inc. All Rights Reserved. All trademarks are the property of Virbac Corporation or one of its affiliates in the United States and Canada. www.virbacvet.com VDD067-12 Passionate About Animal Health The #1 choice of veterinarians for canine dental chews.
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