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|Events|January 22, 2019
AAHA Midmark Academy of Dentistry
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Date: April 04 - April 06, 2019
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In fact, veterinary dentistry is one of the single largest untapped opportunities for patient care and practice revenue. Join AAHA and Midmark for three days of RACE-approved workshops and labs taught by world-renowned dentistry experts, in a world-class facility. Featuring tracks specially tailored to veterinarians, technicians, and hospital managers, your team will learn everything they need to know to start building a successful dentistry practicetogether. Join us April 4-6, 2019 at the Hoffman Estates Campus of NIU in suburban Chicago. For more information or to register, visit aaha.petdentaltraining.com.
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Event type: Dentistry Track
Event Address: NIU Hoffman Estates5555 Trillium Blvd., Hoffman Estates, IL, USA
Sponsor: AAHA and Midmark
For More Information:Tony Cole,American Animal Hospital Association
12575 W Bayaud Ave ,Lakewood ,Colorado ,80228 ,United States
720-963-4481, [email protected], aaha.petdentaltraining.com
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