Dentistry CE
RACE approved Course Offerings by Mainely Veterinary Dentistry
RACE approved Course Offerings by Mainely Veterinary Dentistry
To schedule a course please email info@mainelyvetdentistry.com and have the following information ready:
This course covers typical canine and feline dentistry problems and recommendations for treatment as well as oral surgery techniques. There is 2 hours of lecture with 6 hours of hands-on lab with cadavers. We will discuss and demonstrate flap techniques, bone removal, and elevation of each of the major tooth groups in the cat and dog.
Program Presenter: Jennifer Keaten, DVM, MPH, DACVPM
CE Credit Requested: 8 CE credit hours
Max Participants: 6 veterinarians, one working dental machine per 2 veterinarians
This course covers regional anesthetic blocks in dogs and cats, including when to use each block and dosage of anesthetic. It will also cover potential complications and how to avoid them. Blocks will be demonstrated on cadavers and skulls if available.
Program Presenter: Jennifer Keaten, DVM, MPH, DACVPM
CE Credit Requested: 1 CE credit hours
This course covers radiograph positioning for full mouth dental radiographs on cats and dogs. We will cover troubleshooting when you do not get the image you want and common problems when taking full mouth radiographs. We will also cover how to get the most efficient full mouth dental radiographs on a patient. We will help you set up templates in your program for different size patients to help with efficiency.
Program Presenter: Jennifer Keaten, DVM, MPH, DACVPM
CE Credit Requested: 4 CE credit hours
Max Participants: 4 per dental xray system
This course covers typical feline dentistry problems and recommendations for treatment as well as oral surgery techniques. There is a 1 hour lecture with 3 hours of hands on lab with cadavers. We will discuss and demonstrate flap techniques, bone removal, and elevation of each of the major tooth groups in the cat.
Program Presenter: Jennifer Keaten, DVM, MPH, DACVPM
CE Credit Requested: 4 CE credit hours
Max participants: 6 veterinarians, one working dental machine per 2 veterinarians
This course covers typical canine dentistry problems and recommendations for treatment as well as oral surgery techniques. There is a 1 hour lecture with 3 hours of hands on lab with cadavers. We will discuss and demonstrate flap techniques, bone removal, and elevation of each of the major tooth groups in the dog.
Program Presenter: Jennifer Keaten, DVM, MPH, DACVPM
CE Credit Requested: 5 CE credit hours
Max participants: 6 veterinarians, one working dental machine per 2 veterinarians