Aloha Animal Hospital offers digital dental radiography. Digital radiographs allow us to make a more accurate diagnosis of dental problems and quicker than traditional radiography. This means better, faster medical service for your pet.
Here are a few examples how dental radiography helps us to provide better care for your pet.
Case 1: Loves to Play
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MAX
- 2 years old
- Labrador
- Loves to play Frisbee
- Very little tartar
- No gingivitis
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Max has a small chip fracture at the tip and the tooth is discolored.
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A wide pulp cavity indicates this tooth is dead and needs to be extracted.
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Case 2: Not Eating as Well as Used to
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Princess
- 6 years old
- Siamese
- Not eating her hard food
- Never had a dental cleaning before
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Normal depth of sulcus
at cat's canine tooth. |
Deep pocket inside
canine tooth found |

Bone loss at canine tooth and a painful resorptive lesion of the premolar.
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Case 3: Bad Teeth are Not Always Loose Teeth
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Brutus
- 8 years old
- Shepard Mix
- Lost an incisor recently
- Moderate tartar
- Gingivitis and gum recession
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Molar of lower jaw found to be missing during oral exam under anesthesia. |

Large tooth in front of missing molar has alveolar bone loss of roots indicating tooth
root abscess: This tooth
is not loose! |
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