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Frequently Asked Questions

From choosing the right veterinary dental X-ray unit to integrating images with your PACS, we’ve answered the questions clinics ask most. Find out how Nuon Imaging helps companion animal practices deliver faster, more accurate dental diagnostics.
It depends on how your clinic is laid out. A wall-mounted unit like the MyVet Ray W saves floor space and suits a dedicated dental suite. A mobile cart like the MyVet EzRay moves between treatment rooms, which suits clinics that do dentals in more than one space.
Digital dental X-ray gives you an image in seconds, with no darkroom, chemicals or film storage. You can zoom, adjust contrast and measure on screen, and you can retake a shot right away while the patient is still under anesthesia. That shortens procedures and makes images easy to share with pet owners or referral specialists.
Much of the dental disease in companion animals sits below the gumline, where a visual exam can’t see it. A veterinary dental X-ray shows retained roots, tooth resorption in cats, periapical abscesses, fractures and bone loss. It also helps you plan extractions and confirm that every root fragment has been removed.
Intraoral radiography is the everyday standard for checking teeth one by one. A panoramic unit like the MyVet Pan i2D gives a quick overview of the whole mouth. For complex cases such as maxillofacial trauma, oral masses, nasal disease or TMJ problems, the MyVet CT D adds 3D detail for more confident surgical planning.
Yes. Nuon dental systems work with NuonVet software and Skyline PACS, our veterinary PACS, so dental images sit alongside the rest of your diagnostic studies. Ask our team how they connect with your current practice management system.
Yes. Along with the imaging hardware, we provide Skyline PACS for viewing and storage and Nuon Backup & Data Storage to protect your patient records. With one supplier for equipment, software and data, your clinic has fewer vendors to manage and one point of contact for support.