
|Articles|November 8, 2010
Today's Daily Dose: Dental radiography
Why you should always obtain full-mouth radiographs.
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“The importance of full-mouth radiography can't be overstated for our veterinary patients. Normal-appearing teeth and gingiva don't necessarily mean that all is well. Considerable pathology can be uncovered in apparently normal patients when a full-mouth radiographic series is used.”
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-Brett Beckman, DVM, FAVD, DAVDC, DAAPM
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