Course

This course for those with previous knowledge of Part I. It continues with an in-depth study of extraction techniques, evaluation of malocclusions and orthodontic devices, diagnosis and treatment of traumatic injuries on both feline and canine teeth and jaw. Analysis of the participants own case-studies created after Dentistry I.

This foundational course focuses on diagnosing and treating common oral tumors in dogs and cats, as well as handling traumatic injuries. Topics include tumor resection, lymph node removal, and soft tissue reconstruction, alongside emergency interventions for jaw fractures and soft tissue trauma.

During this course you will explore advanced periodontal treatments, including grafting and guided tissue regeneration, as well as palate repair techniques.

This course is designed for veterinarians who have previously completed endodontic training and have clinical experience – and who have, at some point, encountered challenges or complications in their cases. We focus on understanding, diagnosing, and managing endodontic complications, while offering an update on the latest techniques and materials in the field.

A five-day course that covers dental radiology, tooth extractions, instrument knowledge; theoretical and practical work. Lectures and applications during the course will also give you the tools to give animal owners advice about practical oral hygiene and prevention of the most common dental problems in dogs and cats.