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Intraoral Dental Radiographs

Intraoral dental radiology, or x-ray, is vital and essential for diagnosis, treatment, planning, and follow-up evaluation. Without quality radiographs, treating your pet’s oral issues would only be done with guessing. Dental radiographs are the standard and starting point for all oral care.

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Intraoral Dental Radiographs

Intraoral dental radiology, or x-ray, is vital and essential for diagnosis, treatment, planning, and follow-up evaluation. Without quality radiographs, treating your pet’s oral issues would only be done with guessing. Dental radiographs are the standard and starting point for all oral care.

How can we help you?
X-ray image of human teeth showing a misaligned tooth and surrounding bone.
405 unerupted noted on X-ray

Why Intraoral Radiographs?

Intraoral radiographs, or dental x-rays, are essential for diagnosing and treating oral conditions in pets. These images provide a detailed view of the teeth, bones, and surrounding tissues that cannot be seen during a visual exam. Intraoral radiographs allow veterinarians to assess the extent of issues such as tumors, fractures, periodontal disease, or tooth root problems. They play a critical role in treatment planning, ensuring that dental procedures are precise and effective, and they help monitor healing and detect any potential complications. Without these radiographs, oral care would rely on guesswork, making accurate diagnosis and treatment more difficult.

Dental X-ray showing two molars with visible roots and gum line.
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X-ray image of three molars, with one partially emerged and impacted, positioned at the back of the dental arch.
Supernumerary tooth root 411

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Frequently Asked Questions About Intraoral Dental Radiographs

Intraoral dental radiographs are used at the start of any oral care process to assess the condition of your pet’s teeth and gums. They are also utilized during treatment planning and follow-up evaluations to monitor progress and ensure the success of the treatment.

Intraoral dental radiographs, or x-rays, are essential tools for diagnosing and treating oral issues in pets. They provide a detailed view of the teeth, gums, and surrounding structures, allowing veterinarians to accurately assess and treat problems that can’t be seen during a visual exam alone.

Did you know 60% of the tooth is below the gumline, which is why X-rays are a necessity.