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|Events|August 21, 2019

Comprehensive Feline Dentistry 8 Part Series Online Courses

Date: September 10 - September 10, 2020

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Comprehensive Feline Dentistry Online Course.Race Approved 8 Hours of CE Credit with 24/7 Lifetime AccessHave trouble deciding if you can perform crown amputation or if you have to extract certain roots?Finding flaps and extractions on cats to be difficult?Not confident talking to owners about recommendations to manage feline stomatitis?The questions and many, many more are answered in this Comprehensive Feline Dentistry Online Course. Eliminate common obstacles and learn to sincerely enjoy helping your feline patients with oral disease by acquiring the knowledge I share here.Instructor: Brett Beckman, DVM, Diplomate, American Veterinary Dental CollegeRegister Here: https://veterinarydentistry.net/feline-dentistry-webinar-online-course/?utm_source=ce-site-dvm360&utm_medium=cta&utm_content=feline-dentistry&utm_campaign=webinars-process

Event type: Online Course

Event Address: Online

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Sponsor: veterinarydentistry.net

For More Information:Annie Mills,veterinarydentistry.net

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