Clinical Small Animal Dentistry
Looking to review clinically relevant canine and feline dental anatomy while brushing up on the recognition and treatment of dental disease?
This course is 100% online. All the lectures and assessments are on-demand to meet your busy schedule.
Participants can register when they like and start the program when they like within the next one-year period.
Dr. Sandra Manfra developed this comprehensive course, complete with clinical examples, so busy veterinarians can access the information when they need it. This course includes pathology, radiology, extractions, and periodontal disease.
This course is an intensive study of modern dentistry techniques for dogs and cats. Each module highlights clinically relevant dental and paradental anatomy in the recognition and treatment of dental disease. Dental pathology, radiology, extraction technique, and periodontal disease are applied in a clinical model. This is a required course for our college’s dentistry and oral surgery rotation.
Veterinary students may also register at a discounted rate of $50/student. Student progress will be tracked and feedback shared with faculty. Student registrations can be submitted at Clinical Small Animal Dentistry – Veterinary Student Courses.
Faculty members who wish to enroll a full class of students should contact Holly Fusion at hjayne@illinois.edu.
What You’ll Learn
- Identify clinically relevant dental and paradental anatomy
- Diagnose common dental pathologic conditions
- Understand proper radiology techniques and their use in the diagnosis of dental diseases
- Explore perioperative pain management
- Discuss state-of-the-art veterinary dental equipment
For questions, please contact Holly Fusion at hjayne@illinois.edu.
Additional Details
Region - -
Audience - General Veterinary Practitioners
Instructors - Sandra Manfra Marretta
The course organizer/lead is - A Diplomate of the AVDC
Organizing Diplomate Name - Sandra Manfra Maretta, DVM, DAVDC, DACVS, AVDC and ACVS OMFS Founding Fellow