Fundamental Canine and Feline Dentistry and Surgical Extractions

About this course

This 16-hour CE course (8 hours of lecture and 8 hours of laboratory) is for veterinarians only. It is instructed by two Board Certified Veterinary Dentists®. The 8-hour didactic course curriculum will start with canine and feline nomenclature and examination for foundation knowledge followed by lectures that will include canine and feline malocclusions, periodontal disease and management, fractured teeth, intraoral radiography interpretation, canine and feline tooth resorption and treatment, oral inflammation and “stomatitis”, regional analgesia, miscellaneous common dental and oral pathology, and step-by-step mucoperiosteal flaps and surgical extractions. The laboratory portion will be hands on wet lab (canine cadavers and teaching models) with regional nerve block administration, surgical extraction of teeth with mucoperiosteal flaps, and subgingival crown amputation with intentional root retention. The course will provide canine and feline dentistry education and skills for primary care veterinary practice. For more information and to register: https://pdsvet.com/continuing-education/ For questions, please contact vetce@pdsvet.com | Location: Vancouver, WA | Type: Lecture and Wet Lab

Details

CE Credits

16 hours

Format

Live

Subject

general_dentistry

Presenter

Kevin Stepaniuk, DVM, DAVDC, DEVDC and Alice Sievers, DVM, DAVDC