Lola is in for her annual booster and, on the detailed oral exam, you diagnose tooth resorption on the feline patient's left mandibular third premolar, 307. How do you determine the best treatment option? On another oral examination, you diagnose a complicated crown fracture with pulpal exposure and necrosis for the maxillary right fourth premolar, 108, in a canine patient. How do you determine whether there are rootfractures, root resorption or periapical disease before planning your treatment? The answer to both those questions is dental radiography.
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