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Feline Dental – Radiography Positioning Aid

Why is dental radiography essential?

Dental care plays a major role in overall health and quality of life, but only a small portion of the teeth are visible.

In a lot of cases, early signs of dental disease are situated below the gum line, and if detected quickly it can significantly improve patient outcomes when it comes to common dental diseases.

This has clear benefits in terms of treatment costs and the overall impact of dental disease on pets. Indicating the importance of dental radiography and overall pet health.

With this positioning aid our aim is for you to get the very best out of your dental radiographs.

Download a printable PDF guide here.

 

MAXILLARY INCISORS & CANINES
  1. Place the patient in Sternal recumbency, head slightly elevated, maxilla
    parallel to the table.
  2. Position the plate in the mouth as parallel to the palate as possible.
  3. Place the incisors on the edge of the plate.
  4. Aim the tube head at the teeth and tilt at a 70° angle to the plate.
  5. If the apex of the canine is superimposed over the premolars, angle the tube
    head as above AND 20° laterally to the sagittal plate.

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Maxillary Premolars
  1. Place the patient in sternal recumbency, head slightly elevated, maxilla
    parallel to the table.
  2. Position the plate as parallel to the palate as possible.
  3. Place the premolars on the edge of the plate.
  4. Aim the tube head at the teeth at a 45° angle to the plate
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Maxillary Premolars (Acute Angle)
  1. To be used to reduce zygomatic arch interference (roots to appear elongated)
  2. Place the patient in sternal recumbency, head slightly elevated, maxilla
    parallel to the table.
  3. Position the plate on the patients’ palate
  4. Aim the tube head over the arch to be radiographed and tilt at 37/40° angle
    to the plate.

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Mandibular Molars (Lateral Parallel Technique)
  1. Place the patient in lateral or dorsal recumbency with the teeth to be
    imaged face up.
  2. Position the plate parallel to the teeth and tooth roots on the lingual surface
    of the mandible/teeth.
  3. Angle the tube head perpendicular to the plate and teeth.

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Mandibular Mesial Premolars
  1. Place the patient in dorsal recumbency.
  2. With their head fully extended, place a rolled up towel under their neck to
    keep the mandible parallel to the table.
  3. Position the plate as parallel as possible to the mandible.
  4. Place the premolars on the edge of the plate.
  5. Aim the tube head at the teeth and tilt at a 45° angle to the plate.

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Canine dental – Radiography Positioning Aid

Why is dental radiography essential?

Dental care plays a major role in overall health and quality of life, but only a small portion of the teeth are visible.

In a lot of cases, early signs of dental disease are situated below the gum line, and if detected quickly it can significantly improve patient outcomes when it comes to common dental diseases.

This has clear benefits in terms of treatment costs and the overall impact of dental disease on pets. Indicating the importance of dental radiography and overall pet health.

With this positioning aid our aim is for you to get the very best out of your dental radiographs.

Download a printable PDF guide here.

 

Maxillary Caudal Molars
  1. Read the angles from the protractor on the x-ray tube head.
  2. Place the patient in Sternal recumbency, head slightly elevated, maxilla parallel to the table.
  3. Position the plate in the mouth as parallel to the palate as possible.
  4. Place the molars on the edge of  the plate.

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Maxillary 4TH Premolar
  1. Place the patient in Sternal recumbency, head slightly elevated, maxilla parallel to the table.
  2. Position the plate in the mouth as parallel to the palate as possible.
  3. Place the premolar on the edge of the plate.
  4. Aim the tube head at the tooth and tilt at a 50° angle to the plate.

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Maxillary 4th Premolar Rostral TubeShift (Separate Roots)
  1. Place the patient in Sternal recumbency, head slightly elevated, maxilla parallel to the table.
  2. Position the plate in the mouth as parallel to the palate as possible.
  3. Place the premolars on the edge of the plate.
  4. Aim the tube head at the tooth and tilt at a 50° angle to the plate.
  5. Shift the tube head slightly rostrally and angled 30° distally (30° is the same angle as your first two fingers held in a ‘peace’ sign)

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Maxillary Premolars
  1. Place the patient in Sternal recumbency, head slightly elevated, maxilla parallel to the table.
  2. Position the plate in the mouth as parallel to the palate as possible.
  3. Place the premolars on the edge of the plate.
  4. Aim the tube head of the arch to be radiographed and tilt at a 45° angle to the plate.

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Maxillary Incisors 
  1. Place the patient in Sternal recumbency, head slightly elevated, maxilla parallel to the table.
  2. Position the plate in the mouth as parallel to the palate as possible.
  3. Place the incisors on the edge of the plate.
  4. Aim the tube head at the teeth and tilt at a 45° angle to the plate.

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Maxillary Canines (Oblique Angle)
  1. Place the patient in Sternal recumbency, head slightly elevated, maxilla parallel to the table.
  2. Position the plate on the patients’ palate
  3. Ensure the plate is covering the 2nd maxillary premolar to visualise the apex of the canine.
  4. Aim the tube head at the tooth at a 70° angle to the plate AND 20° laterally to the sagittal plate.

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Mandibular Molars (Lateral Parallel Technique)
  1. Place the patient in lateral or dorsal recumbency.
  2. Teeth to be imaged should be placed face up.
  3. Place the plate parallel to the teeth and tooth roots on the lingual surface of the mandible/teeth.
  4. Angle the tube head perpendicular to the plate and teeth.

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Mandibular Premolars
  1. Place the patient in dorsal recumbency.
  2. Fully extend the head and place a rolled towel under the neck to keep the mandible parallel to the table.
  3. Position the plate as parallel as possible to the mandible
  4. Place the premolars on the edge of the plate.
  5. Aim the tube head at the teeth and tilt at a 45° angle to the plate.

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Mandibular Incisors and Canines
  1. Place the patient in dorsal recumbency.
  2. With their head fully extended, place a rolled towel under the neck to keep the mandible parallel to the table.
  3. Position the plate as parallel as possible to the mandible
  4. Place the teeth on the edge of the plate – ensure the plate is covering the 2nd mandibular premolar to visualise the apex of the canine.
  5. Aim the tube head at the teeth at a 70° angle to the plate.

In small to medium breeds only 1 view is needed to view the canines and incisors. In larger breeds they will need to be images separately (placing the plate and tube head more caudally).

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Pet Dental Health Month

Dental health can have a major impact on both humans and pets alike. This month our aim is to raise awareness of potential issues, symptoms, and prevention methods.

Due to the advances in Veterinary medicine, our pets are living longer, meaning there are very few pets that don’t experience some sort of dental issue.

 

Can my dog get cavities?

Yes, they can! 

Did you know that human and canine cavities are identical in terms of what they are and the causes? Although due to the low-sugar intake of most dogs and general tooth shape, they are less common.

Dogs given sweet treats like fruit, biscuits and human treats are more at risk of developing cavities.

Unfortunately, almost 80% of dogs develop periodontal disease by the age of 2. There are some dog breeds that tend to be at higher risk of developing oral health problems, miniature or small dogs are often included in this since their teeth are relatively large in comparison to their jaw size. Bacteria thrives in these tight spaces meaning a higher risk of developing periodontal disease.

It can be very difficult to know whether a pet has dental issues until the decay has advanced significantly, however there are some symptoms to look out for

  • Bad breath
  • Obvious Dental Pain
  • Excessive salivation
  • Discolouration of the teeth
  • Dark spots anywhere on a tooth
  • Dropping food
  • Loss of appetite
 
Can my cat get cavities?

Did you know that 8 out of 10 cats over the age of three experience some sort of dental disease? But are they the same as humans?

No, whilst being very common, it is identified as periodontal disease rather than simple cavities or decay.

Dental disease in cats is the shearing off and degradation of the tooth below the gum line resulting in painful lesions as well as destruction of the entire tooth structure. The most common type of periodontal disease is tooth resorption which affects up to 30% of all cats. TR cannot be prevented as the cause is unknown but being aware of the symptoms will allow you to get the proper dental treatment swiftly.

Common symptoms of dental problems are

  • Bad breath
  • Red, bleeding, or swollen gums
  • Excessive salivation
  • Altered eating habits
  • Weight loss
  • Behavioural changes such as fatigue or irritability
  • Lack of grooming

As there is no specific cause for periodontal disease in cats, the best thing to do is keep on top of oral hygiene. Regular brushing paired with regular dental checks will help protect your cats dental health. The best time to introduce your cat to brushing is when they are young, and while brushing your cats teeth may seem impossible, many cats can be trained if you’re patient and consistent. If this is not a possibility, a good quality water additive and dry food will help fight periodontal disease.

 
Can poor dental health cause other problems?

Yes, just like in humans’ our pets need a good dental routine, if they are not properly looked after it can lead to issues all over the body. If bacteria enters the bloodstream it can lead to extra pressure on the internal organs, such as the heart, kidneys, liver, and lungs.

Poor dental health is also linked to heart diseases such as endocarditis, the risk can be up to six times higher in pets with advanced gum disease as opposed to those without. It can also complicate diabetes, the more severe the periodontal disease, the more serious the diabetes becomes.

It can also lead to other issues, such as jaw fractures. Conditions like periodontal disease and abscesses can gradually weaken our pet’s jawbone, meaning something as simple as eating crunchy kibble can lead to a fracture.

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Types of X-Ray Machines: Different X-Ray Equipment and Uses

The x-ray was first discovered by Wilhelm Roentgen in 1895, and since then many different types of x-ray machines have been produced. The best x-ray equipment for your practice will depend on your typical patients, and factors such as space, and desired speed of results.

Different Types of X-Ray Machines

At PLH Medical we offer a range of different types of veterinary & medical x-ray equipment for our clients. Whether you are in the field of radiography or radiology we will be able to ensure that you have the best x-ray equipment for your patients, both human and animal. We have an extensive range of medical imaging and portable x-ray machines which are extremely popular, due to their versatility. Portable x-ray machines can improve waiting times, reduce costs and enable a quicker diagnosis and hence quicker treatment and recovery.

Chiropractic X-Ray

Chiropractors use x-rays as part of their imaging diagnosis and progress indicators, as they show very clearly the position of the spine, and how the vertebrae are working together. If you carry out an x-ray after a series of treatments, you will be able to see how the vertebrae have adjusted, resulting in less pain, and better spinal health. Portable equipment for taking an x-ray will be extremely useful for a chiropractic x-ray, as the results from this type of x-ray are available quickly, for quick feedback to your patients. We will be able to advise on the best type of x-ray for your patients and your usage.

Stationary X-Ray

A stationary x-ray is an invaluable piece of equipment where you have sufficient space to house it. Having a dedicated area set up for x-rays is useful in larger veterinary practices or medical centres. The moveable arms on a stationary x-ray enable you to x-ray from all sides and angles. The resulting image is of exceptionally high quality and can be useful for identifying hairline fractures, which may not show up on images of lesser quality.

Podiatry X-ray

An x-ray is a useful diagnostic tool for a podiatrist. It can be helpful to see if the bones of the foot are damaged by injury, arthritis, or another cause, having the ability to x-ray the foot can help pinpoint a more accurate diagnosis. A portable x-ray machine will be able to offer a quick result so that treatment is not delayed whilst waiting for x-rays.

Veterinary X-ray

It isn’t just humans that break their bones but animals too. Veterinary clinics need the ability to x-ray their patients so that they can correctly diagnose breaks and fractures in animals of all shapes and sizes. Small animal and large animal practices will vary in their requirements for equipment and will need to choose the best fit for their practice. Portable x-ray machines can be an excellent addition to any vet practice, giving vets the ability to bring the equipment to the animal, rather than the other way round. Our range of x-ray devices gives a practical piece of equipment that will give you good results quickly and simply, allowing you to provide a swift diagnosis for your patients, both large and small.

Portable X-ray

Portable x-rays prevent the need to have a special dedicated area set aside for x-rays. It allows you to move the machine to the patient rather than vice versa. This can be quicker and more cost-effective. It enables you to quickly and simply provide an accurate diagnosis, and begin treatment swiftly. A portable x-ray is an incredible asset to medical, dental, and veterinary clinics.

Handheld X-ray

A handheld x-ray device allows you to x-ray hard-to-reach or awkward places, or limbs at odd angles. They are useful for tight or restricted areas, where it isn’t possible to get a larger piece of equipment. A handheld x-ray means that you can take x-rays in a greater range of locations. They are commonly used in dental practices and can be taken to volunteer events to encourage a greater degree of engagement with the general population and their dental health.

Dental X-ray

X-rays are used in dental practices to assess the level of treatment needed. Most dentists use portable x-ray machines to give them instant insight into the health of their patient’s teeth and the bones in their jaws. The level of detail in dental x-rays is extremely good, and they use x-rays over time as a way to monitor changes in the teeth and bones of the jaw. A dental x-ray device is a necessary piece of equipment in the modern dental clinic.

How to Choose The Best Medical X-Ray Machine?

At PLH Medical we have a wide range of medical imaging and x-ray machines that are suitable for different clinics, from medical, and dental to veterinary. Our selection of portable devices is extensive, and we can offer advice on the best type of portable x-ray device for your setting and usage, simply take a look at our range of portable devices today.

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PLH Medical Now Supplying Covid-19 Antigen Self-Test Kits

 

PLH Medical are pleased to announce that to support the fight against COVID-19 we are now supplying the lateral flow CLINITEST® Rapid COVID-19 Antigen Self-Test. 

The entire world has been gripped by the Covid-19 pandemic and everything from our personal lives to the economy has been impacted. As a result, preventing the spread of the virus has been key and regular testing has become an integral part of curbing the spread.

To support testing the Clinitest Rapid Covid-19 Antigen Test has been designed to provide rapid results, which is crucial for businesses, education establishments and other areas to operate safely.

About Antigen Testing

Antigen testing involves identifying the presence of a protein, which is known as the nucleocapsid protein, which is found in the SARS-CoV-2 virus. This form of testing involves collecting swabs from the nose before it is placed in a special solution and then added to the testing strip.

The test will then deliver results in just 15 minutes that determine whether an individual is positive or not. These tests can then be used to help contain the spread of the virus by identifying those who are carrying the virus, regardless of whether they are symptomatic or asymptomatic. What’s more, the tests have a specificity rate of 99.22% and a sensitivity of 96.72%, ensuring that they deliver reliable results.

Clinitest Rapid Covid-19 Antigen Test

Clinitest is a trademark of Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics and the company has a history of creating healthcare solutions for a range of requirements. The company has been given the CE mark of approval for the Clinitest Rapid COVID-19 Antigen test.

Clinitest has experience in creating rapid-response tests such as their pregnancy tests, which means that the experience is far-reaching. However, with rapid results, it enables communities and businesses to actively manage the spread and quickly act where positive cases are identified.

Who Can Buy These Antigen Covid Test Kits?

The tests can be utilised across any setting and are suitable for unsupervised home use, meaning you can get tested from the comfort of your own home and can expect accurate and reliable results in just 15 minutes—whether or not you have symptoms of COVID-19. With 97.25% sensitivity and 100% specificity, all it takes is a quick, easy, and gentle nasal swab for peace of mind today.

About PLH Medical Ltd

PLH Medical Ltd is now one of the leading suppliers of X-Ray imaging equipment around the world. The company was established in 1977 and now provides solutions for use in the medical setting as well as the veterinary setting. The company has worked with respected names in the healthcare industry and they place a focus on product reliability as well as value for money and customer satisfaction.

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December Deal

New year, new you?
New Year, New Digital Detector, Confident Diagnosis. 

Trade in your old Agfa CR processor* and upgrade to an Agfa DX-D 40C digital detector and get up to £2000 off the RRP.

Boost your diagnostic skills with clearer higher quality images, open new perspectives and possibilities with one of the easiest ways to go digital. With easy and fast installation you can get the benefits of DR in an instant, and with less downtime, that means you can continue to give your patients the best possible care without losing revenue.

Talk to our team about how you can benefit from our easy upgrade solutions today on 01923 237521 or email sales@plhmedical.co.uk

*Any Agfa imaging modality accepted

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PLH Medical go green

With the sheer scale of the global challenges ahead of us, thinking about the future may be a scary thought. The responsibility of our planets health relies heavily on us to act now before it’s too late, and this isn’t just within the private sector, businesses should be leading the way and setting the standard.

This is why here at PLH Medical we are taking steps to reduce our impact on the planet. With our customers all over the UK, we rack up quite a few miles a year! This is why we have recently invested in the use of electric vehicles, including installing a charging port at both our Blackpool office, and at our users homes. So now we can get to you quickly and with less environmental impact! We also pledge that our future vehicles will be purchased with fuel efficiency and environmental impacts in mind, hopefully one day soon we will be running a completely electric fleet!

Our building is equipped with motion sensor lights meaning they don’t stay on longer than needed, and in the rooms where these are not installed our staff are encouraged to switch lights off when they leave. To minimise energy consumption all our lights our turned off overnight and double checked before the building is vacated.

Now something the UK is great at is drinking tea, and our office is no exception! However, all our milk is sourced locally from a nearby farmer, both reducing impact and supporting local business. It’s a win-win! We also encourage all our staff to take part in recycling by having recycling bins readily available in the office kitchen and the office itself. Our warehouse staff also re-use the boxes we are sent to reduce packing waste.

To help you help our planet, our engineers are dedicated to offer in depth services to help extend the life of your equipment.

Our aim over the next few years will be to push ourselves to lower our carbon footprint even more, if you are interested in seeing what you can do to help, we highly recommend taking a look at the following sites;

https://www.wwf.org.uk/thingsyoucando

https://onetreeplanted.org/blogs/stories/sustainable-at-home?ads_cmpid=12344122523&ads_adid=117228778985&ads_matchtype=b&ads_network=g&ads_creative=498708761954&utm_term=how%20to%20live%20sustainably&ads_targetid=kwd-298054168944&utm_campaign=&utm_source=adwords&utm_medium=ppc&ttv=2&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI0eSBp-zk8QIVUuztCh3dRw0DEAMYASAAEgIHK_D_BwE

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Mental health awareness week with PLH Medical

We know most of you spend your time looking after others, but here at PLH Medical we want you all to take some time, connect with nature, and focus on you.

Nature is an amazing healer and plays an important part in protecting and supporting our mental health. So take a moment to bring it into your everyday life. We know this may be easier said than done, but with this blog we aim to share some ways this can be achieved, no matter where you are.

 

Nature is everywhere.

For those of you living city life, it may be harder to find, but try to pay attention to the little details. Whether that’s listening to the birds, looking out for changes in the weather, or even taking care of a houseplant!

 

Take some time.

Have some quiet time and reflect on your surroundings, it can be on your way to work, in the garden or on your break. Try to find one thing that’s positive, even these little moments can mean a lot when it comes to your overall mental health. Positivity breeds positivity!

 

Go on an adventure!

It doesn’t even have to be far, just aim to go somewhere new. Too busy? Why not take a different route to work! If it feels a little daunting to go out, invite someone with you, a friend or a relative will add to the adventure.

 

Bring nature to you.

If all else fails, or you don’t feel comfortable venturing out yet, bring nature to you! Houseplants are an easy and effective way of bringing some nature into your life, you can even get some that don’t require high levels of attention (even I can keep them alive!) which may be a good starting point.

If houseplants aren’t your thing, you can also connect with nature through your TV. Take some time to watch a documentary, maybe a gardening program, or even a film.

 

Obviously these are only a few ways to bring some nature into your life, but for a more in depth look at the things you can do, we highly recommend taking a look at the following website.

https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/

And remember, take some time to look after yourself!

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Win a brand-new AGFA CR15X Package!

We’re excited!

And we think you should be too.

This year at London Vet Show, to celebrate being announced as the sole UK partner for veterinary sales for Agfa, we will be giving away one of Agfa’s most popular CR solution, the CR 15-X digital processor, along with all the essentials!* We can’t wait to see you all in person again, and what better way to celebrate than giving one lucky practice some brand new kit!  

Anyone can be in with the chance of winning our CR 15-X package, just find us on stand E10, speak to one of our friendly staff members, pop some details onto a form and that’s it, you’re entered! It’s that easy.

The lucky winner will be announced over our socials the following week, so keep your eyes peeled as it could be you and your practice.

So, will we see you there?

 

*Package includes a CR 15-X digitiser, x3 cassette plates, Windows 10 PC, Monitor, Keyboard, and Mouse

 

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