Using digital x-rays allows the veterinarian to
see under the gumline, a crucial step in preventing future dental problems.
Not exact matches
Dental x-rays allow us to
see the entire tooth (both crown and root) and find lesions
under the
gumline that otherwise would be missed.
If we think the bone loss
seen on the radiograph is manageable, and the gum pocket is not too large, we can place a long acting local antibiotic, called Clindoral ®,
under the
gumline.
Most people don't realize it, but most of the pet's tooth lies
under the
gumline where you can't
see any disease.
Because of our dental radiographs we were able to better
see the bone and
under the
gumline to confirm exactly what was going on and if it was causing him pain.