Class Schedule

Class Schedule

Veterinary Education Center

 

Classes are offered in a variety of subjects with a focus on dentistry and anesthesia.  Courses are designed for veterinarians, technicians, and assistants to provide a rewarding learning experience for all. If you do not see a class that suits the needs of your hospital, please contact us to see how we can help.

FELINE DENTAL EXTRACTIONS – LEVEL 1 – (DVMs ONLY)

Katherine Queck, DVM, FAVD, DAVDC

March 6th 2019 (08:00 am-12:00 pm)

(DVMs Only – 4 CE credits No Pre-requisites) Lecture and Wet Lab
Price: $ 725.00 USD (8)

Location: 2440 Plantation Center Drive, Matthews, NC 28105

This introductory course is designed for the veterinarian wishing to learn or improve their basic dental extraction technique. This hands-on course reviews basic anatomy, the proper use of a high-speed drill, bur selection, and instruments used to extract single and multi-rooted teeth. Emphasis will be placed on the sectioning of teeth, tissue handling, gingival flap preparation, and the use of bone graft materials. We will also discuss tooth resorption and when crown amputation is indicated. Teeth extracted will be incisors, maxillary canines and premolar teeth. Local nerve blocks will be discussed and the correct sites for placing those nerve blocks will be identified. Cadavers are used in the wet lab.

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CANINE DENTAL EXTRACTION TECHNIQUES– LEVEL 1

Katherine Queck, DVM, FAVD, DAVDC

March 6th 2019 (1:00 pm-5:00 pm)

(DVMs Only – 4 CE credits No Pre-requisites) Lecture and Wet Lab
Price: $ 725.00 USD (8)

Location: 2440 Plantation Center Drive, Matthews, NC 28105

This introductory course is designed for the veterinarian wishing to learn or improve their basic dental extraction technique. This hands-on course reviews basic anatomy, the proper use of a high- speed drill, bur selection, and instrument use to perform extraction of single and multi-rooted teeth. Emphasis will be placed on the sectioning of teeth, tissue handling, gingival flap preparation, and the use of bone graft materials. Teeth extracted include incisors, maxillary canines, and maxillary premolar teeth. Local nerve blocks will be discussed and the correct sites for placing those nerve blocks will be identified. Cadavers are used in the wet lab.

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