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|Events|March 13, 2019
Anesthesia Safety for Veterinary Dentistry
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Date: June 11 - June 11, 2019
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Essential Anesthetic Safety for the Veterinary Dental PatientRace Approved 8 Hours of CE Credit with 24/7 Lifetime AccessThis is the most comprehensive course available for maximizing safety during anesthesia for the dog and cat dental patient in your practice. Build a confident and empowered dental team equipped to maintain safe anesthesia throughout long dental procedures. Instructor: Dr. Victoria Lukasik, DVM, DACVAAContact: onlinesupport@veterinarydentistry.nethttps://veterinarydentistry.net/anesthesia-safety-for-veterinary-dentistry/
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For More Information:Annie Mills,Veterinary Dentistry Inc.
493 Semoran ,Orlando ,Florida ,USA
+941 276 9141 , onlinesupport@veterinarydentistry.net, https://veterinarydentistry.net/anesthesia-safety-for-veterinary-dentistry/
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