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Diagnostic power of dental X-rays in veterinary care
Presented by Jan Bellows, DVM, Dipl. AVDC, Dipl. ABVP
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Diagnostic power of dental X-rays in veterinary care
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Questions
1. What is the gold standard for preventing periodontal disease in pets?
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Dental chews
Water additives
Daily toothbrushing
Annual professional cleaning
2. How often should professional dental cleanings be performed in most dogs and cats?
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Every 6 months
Annually
Every 2 years
Only when visible tartar is present
3. Which of the following is NOT an effective method for at-home oral care?
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Brushing 3–4 times weekly
Using dental chews
Feeding a dental diet
Anesthesia-free dental cleanings
4. What should be included in a comprehensive oral health visit?
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Prevention, assessment and treatment
Scaling only
Polishing only
Extractions only
5. What is the primary cause of periodontal disease in pets?
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Genetics
Age
Bacterial infection
Diet
6. What is the most effective way to remove large accumulations of supragingival plaque?
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Dental chews
Water additives
Toothbrushing
Professional scaling, irrigation and polishing
7. What type of toothpaste should be used for brushing pets’ teeth?
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Human toothpaste
Baking soda
Pet-specific toothpaste
None of the above
8. How often should plaque be removed to prevent calculus formation?
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Daily
Every 2 days
Weekly
Monthly
9. Which surfaces of the teeth typically require brushing in most dogs and cats?
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All surfaces
Only lingual surfaces
Only labial and buccal surfaces
Only occlusal surfaces
10. What organization provides a seal of acceptance for dental products that help control plaque and calculus?
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American Veterinary Medical Association
Veterinary Oral Health Council
American Animal Hospital Association
World Small Animal Veterinary Association
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