19/08/2026
Did you know?
Many dental problems in pets develop below the gumline, where they can't be seen during a routine oral examination. That's why dental radiography is such an important part of veterinary dentistry.
Dental X-rays allow us to assess the health of each tooth, including the roots and surrounding bone, helping to identify problems such as fractured teeth, tooth root abscesses, retained roots, tooth resorption, and other hidden conditions.
By using dental radiography, we can diagnose issues more accurately and ensure your pet receives the most appropriate treatment, helping to keep them comfortable and pain-free.
A healthy mouth is an important part of your pet's overall health and wellbeing.
Noticed smelly breath, difficulty chewing, or excessive lip licking?
These can all be signs that your pet has an underlying dental problem. Many dental issues develop below the gumline, where they can't be seen during a routine examination. Dental radiography allows us to identify hidden problems and provide the most appropriate treatment for your pet.
If you've noticed any of these signs, don't wait—book a dental assessment with our team today.