Two notable pet-industry acquisitions closed in September. One bringing AI-powered clinical documentation into IDEXX's software ecosystem, the other marking the first acquisition for fresh-food brand The Farmer's Dog.
|Events|September 18, 2018
CANINE FALL DENTISTRY COURSE AND DENTAL EXTRACTION WET LAB
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Date: November 16 - November 17, 2019
Description:
The Canine Dentistry CE Course and Dental Extraction Wet Lab you drive your dentistry service to the Standard of Care providing your patients with the best dental care available.This lecture and wet lab is the most practical course available. Focus on gross and radiographic anatomy and physiology of the oral cavity as it relates to periodontal pathology, subgingival curettage, closed root planing, envelope and releasing flaps for open root planing, perioceutic and synthetic bone placement, case approaches to periodontal disease and treatment planning.
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Event type: Wet Lab
Event Address: Hilton Orlando/Altamonte Springs
For More Information:Annie Mills,veterinarydentistry.net
493 Semoran Blvd ,Orlando ,Florida ,USA
+941 276 9141, [email protected] , https://veterinarydentistry.net/canine-fall-2019/
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