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Across 4. Descriptive of bone and socket 9. Used to reverse Dexdomitor 10. Opposing maxillary 14. Pure µ opioid 15. Collies and greyhounds, for example 16. Applicable only to bi- and tricuspid teeth 18. Prescription of which is dependent upon CI, GI, and PD 21. Location of nerve block commonly used in veterinary dentistry 22. Concerning the upper jaw 23. Occlusal abnormality, generally 24. The only milky white drug injected IV 25. Reversal agent for narcotics

Down 1. Like tiletamine 2. Dentition possessed by puppies and kittens until 6-8 months of age 3. In this system 1, 2, 3, and 4 identify quadrants in the mouth of an adult patient 5. Antiarrhythmic; used to treat VPCs 6. Condition common in Boxer, Pug, Bulldog, and Shih Tzu to name a few 7. Alpha-2 adrenergic agonist 8. Not long- nor short-headed 11. Opiate agonist/antagonist used as an analgesic, premed, or antitussive 12. Occlusal abnormality in which the mandible is too narrow 13. Mildest form of this disease is gingivitis; can progress to FE and attachment loss 17. In canines, another term for 108, 208, 309 and 409 19. Benzodiapezine often combined with dissociative anesthetic for anesthesia induction 20. Administered to treat sinus bradycardia and AV block