Companion Animal Dentistry 09

with David Clarke

February 2009

This dental Distance Education course covers the wide range of veterinary dentistry beginning with anatomy, periodontal disease, tooth extractions, local anaesthesia and radiology.

The basic disciplines of periodontology, endodontics, oral surgery and orthodontics are discussed.

The course is primarily focused on companion animals including dogs and cats, but also covers rabbits and exotic species.

Specific topics of advanced periodontal surgery and paedodontics are covered. This course will provide the basic training in dentistry to give you confidence both in the theory and in the practice of dentistry. Practical examples, pictures and case studies will be used to ensure you have the knowledge to tackle dental problems and conditions as they present on a day-to-day basis within the practice. At the end of the course, you should have the knowledge and practical skills to perform the majority of dentistry in small animal practice.

Tutor

David Clarke

All DE participants are required to be CVE members.

Enquiries Leo Adler, course coordinator