Intermediate Canine Dentistry Beyond the Fundamentals in Practice

About this course

This 16-hour CE course (8 hours of lecture and 8 hours of laboratory) is for veterinarians only. It is recommended that registrants have completed a fundamental course with us, or equivalent course with another Diplomate of the American Veterinary Dental College, as basic fundamental concepts are presumed and built upon. It is instructed by two Board Certified Veterinary Dentists®. The 8-hour didactic course curriculum will start with a visual photographic and radiographic tour of hidden canine oral pathology. Step-by-step oronasal fistula repair will be presented. Fractured teeth and bonded resin sealants will be discussed and covered step-by-step. Surgical extraction of the maxillary molars and surgical site closure will be presented. Surgical complications, prevention and management will be presented. Periodontal treatments beyond a periodontal cleaning, including but not limited to, bone augmentation, guided tissue regeneration, osseous resective surgery, open root planing, and periodontal treatments will be presented. The laboratory portion will be hands on wet lab (canine cadavers and teaching models) instruction for oronosal fistula repair, surgical extractions of caudal maxillary dentition, application of bonded sealants, bone augmentation and guided tissue regeneration, and periodontal surgery. The course will provide canine 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