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PostSubject: The importance of x-rays   The importance of x-rays Icon_minitimeThu Jan 07, 2010 5:15 pm

When a glider has a facial abscess, it is impossible to tell if there is any tooth root involvement just by looking at it. Why does this matter? Because infections of the TOOTH root involve a different treatment than infections of the soft tissue of the face.

A tooth might have to be extracted, or a gel pack inserted, in order to eliminate a tooth root abscess. So, it is NECESSARY to know if the teeth are involved when you have a facial abscess.

X-rays are necessary for determining if the tooth root is involved. Without x-rays, you are just guessing at the cause of a facial abscess.
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