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When we think of medical imaging, the first thing that comes to mind is often the X-ray. And while X-rays are fantastic for looking at broken bones or air-filled lungs, they have a blind spot, which is soft tissue. On an X-ray, the liver, spleen, kidneys, and bladder all look like similar shades of grey.…
Intraoral dental X-rays use small digital sensors placed inside your pet’s mouth to capture detailed images of tooth roots, jaw bone and surrounding structures. Because most dental health issues occur below the gumline, a dental radiograph is required to find issues that a visual dental exam can’t see, especially in cats and small-breed dogs. What…
