Course description
I think we can all agree that canine dentistry can be a very challenging area of veterinary practice. This course aims to assist veterinarians in becoming more adept at dental care for dogs. It is geared towards doctors only and is limited to 10 veterinarians.
The syllabus for this course places emphasis on areas such as the anatomical structures involved, the common oral pathologies, the techniques of regional anesthesia, and a methodical process for performing extractions along with handling potential complications. The participants will be provided with ample lab time to practice on dog cadaver specimens. Each participant will be provided with brand-new, sharp extraction tools specifically made for dog dentistry. A set of essential canine extraction instruments will be provided as a take-home gift. Participants who own magnification equipment are encouraged to bring it along for the course. For those who do not, loupe-fitting will be available before the wet lab section.
With two tutors and several assistants on board, participants are assured of comprehensive guidance and attention.
Benefits:
- Improve your oral surgery skills and learn how to design a mucogingival flap, section a multi-rooted tooth, remove alveolar bone, use dental luxators, perform alveoloplasty and achieve tension-free closure
- Improve your confidence level when diagnosing canine dental pathology and recommending the best treatment plan for your patients
- Increase your comfort level when performing canine extractions
- Have fun and take home a valuable instrument kit!