Veterinary dentistry has gained increasing importance in curative small animal medicine in recent years, not least because dental diseases are among the most common ailments in older dogs and cats. This book provides a practical guide for daily dental radiological diagnostics. The author presents various radiography systems and describes their advantages and disadvantages. After an introduction to projection geometry, she explains all dental radiographic positions. The focus is on positioning techniques for common dental problems, as well as descriptions of alternative radiographic positions and solutions for specific radiographic requirements in dogs and cats. Many practical tips help to identify and avoid common mistakes. With extensive visual material, the author provides guidance on interpreting radiographs.