Essential Veterinary Dentistry Wet Lab for Vets and Techs

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Instructors: Annie Mills, LVT, VTS (Dentistry)

Sponsoring Organization: International Veterinary Dentistry Institute
Program Location: Boston, Massachusetts
Dates: 06/03/2023 to 06/04/2023
Wet-Lab: Yes

AVDC Sponsored: No
"AVDC Sponsored" indicates that the program content and presenters have been selected by the AVDC Education and Programs Committee.

AVDC Approved: No
"AVDC Approved" indicates that the program has been approved by AVDC for specialist training hours for AVDC-registered residents.

Discipline(s): Oral Surgery, Periodontics, Radiology

Essential Veterinary Dentistry Wet Lab for Vets and Techs

Launch Into Veterinary Dentistry The Roadmap
for the Veterinarian and Technician Team

Boston, Saturday & Sunday – June 3-4, 2023

Total of 15 Hours of RACE CE

Please register by May 27th as,
as registration will be closing.


We strongly recommend that your Veterinarian/Technician dentistry service team take this course together for maximum value and impact for your hospital and your patients.


This RACE-accredited dentistry course trains the Veterinarian and Technician team to be among the best in vet dentistry.


Day 1

  1. The Veterinarian-Technician Team Role in the Dentistry Service: Admit to Discharge

    This will be a discussion of defining the Veterinarian-Technician team role in order to be an effective member of the dentistry team. Workflow, client communication for client compliance, and skill set specific to dentistry will be outlined in this lecture.

  2. Dental Radiology: What Lies Beneath

    This will be an in depth discussion of the importance of dental radiology within the dentistry service. Positioning and troubleshooting to achieve a diagnostic image will also be covered. This lecture will also include radiographic evaluation and common pathologies.

  3. Advanced Periodontal Therapies and Hand Instrumentation

    This lecture will discuss the physiologic process of periodontal disease and treatment therapies that can be implemented in the general practice dentistry service. The identification and proper use of hand instrumentation during periodontal therapy procedures will be outlined. Effective client communication for improved client compliance will also be discussed.

  4. Regional Nerve Blocks

    Regional nerve block administration in the canine and feline patient including agents, dosing technique, benefits, and application within the dental service will be covered. Specific anatomy to identify landmarks for safe and effective delivery of regional analgesia will be discussed.

Day 2

  1. Pain Management: Start to Finish

    This lecture will be an in depth discussion of the physiology of pain including the pain pathway, to better understand how to effectively manage pain. Several classes of agents and dosing will be discussed and protocols that are applied in everyday practice will be covered.

  2. Common Oral Pathologies

    A wide range of oral pathologies with be outlined in this lecture through the use of radiology and images taken during “real-life” cases in the dentistry practice. Information for identification and proposed treatment plans will also be discussed.

  3. Dentistry: Making It Work in the General Practice

    This session will include a discussion on creating a streamlined and efficient dental service. Overcoming hurdles, improving workflow, and establishing long term implementation of effective practices to achieve a high standard of care for the dental patient will be covered.

  4. Home Care Strategies

    Specific modalities of home care will be covered. A variety of products will be covered to include effective plaque preventatives. Client communication techniques to gain client compliance will be outlined.

 

Instructor:

Course Times = 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Saturday and Sunday


The picture of Dr. Brett Beckman DVM, FAVD, DAVDC, DAAPM

Annie is my Dental Technician of 11 years. A world renowned speaker, she has published multiple articles for technician journals and has co-authored a textbook in dentistry specifically for technicians and has taught and lectured extensively around the country with me.

 

Her experience includes emergency and critical care, anesthesia, orthopedic surgery technician, and dentistry. She received her VTS (Veterinary Technician Specialist) in Dentistry in 2008 and has served as President and Credentials Chair of the Academy of Veterinary Dental Technicians.


Boston, Saturday & Sunday – June 3-4, 2023

Total of 15 Hours of RACE CE

Please register by May 27th as,
as registration will be closing.

 


Contact: Annie Mills, +941 276 9141, annielvt@gmail.com
Website: https://veterinarydentistry.net/essential-veterinary-dentistry-wet-lab-for-vets-and-techs-boston-june-2023/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=email_link&utm_campaign=juneavdc&utm_content=bostonwetlabess