Abstract
Chronic gingivostomatitis (bucco-stomatitis, faucitis) in cats is a severe but ill-defined entity with poor response to medical treatment. Thirty cats were treated by extraction of most or all of the premolar and molar teeth. Twenty four of the 30 cats (80%) were significantly improved or clinically cured at the time of follow-up, 11–24 months following treatment
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