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As many veterinary hospitals are now equipped with dental radiography (yeah!), many feel that this is enough to record the pathology identified. Other veterinarians say dental radiography is still too expensive for them, and/or they cannot see the benefi...

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Periodontal disease in pets doesn't have to lead to extraction. In the majority of small animal practices, teeth with deep periodontal pockets, alveolar bone loss and furcation exposure are extracted; but with correct diagnosis, dental radiographs, specif...

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A case where intraoral radiographs were essential in the diagnosis & treatment planning for periodontal disease. A 9 year old desexed female Border Collie was referred to the Veterinary Referral Practice with a long standing history of severe halitosis...

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Sometimes, diagnostic tests such as radiographs are taken to rule out pathology rather than to detect it. A 9 year old desexed male Golden Retriever cross Labrador "Foster" was referred to a Veterinary Specialist Referral Practice with a history of a sudd...

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Still not convinced that dental radiology is right for your veterinary practice? Dr Amanda Hulands-Nave is the Secretary/Treasurer of the Australian Veterinary Dental Society (AVDS) and has generously shared some of the information she'll be discussing......

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