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|Events|September 10, 2019
Endodontics 1 | 3-Day RACE Accredited Series
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Date: August 14 - August 16, 2020
Description:
For beginner and intermediate levels; This program examines the indications, instrumentation, materials, and techniques for vital pulpectomies, and root canal therapy for single and multi-rooted teeth.
For nearly 20 years the Animal Dental Training Center (ADTC) has offered year-round continuing education programs in Oral Surgery & Dentistry. These comprehensive multi-level courses are specifically designed for general veterinary practitioners and veterinary technicians seeking to grow Oral Surgery & Dentistry within their practices.
EXPERIENCE THE DIFFERENCE that only an immediate practical application, highly individualized teaching, and expert critique can make in your learning and professional growth.
Course Title: Endodontics 1 | 3-Day Series
Instructors: Dr. Ira Luskin Dipl. AVDC/EVDC ■ Dr. Mary Volker Dipl. AVDC ■ Dr. Jason Hutt, DVM ■ Dr. Inshil Kim, DVM ■ Dr. Monica Morgado, DVM ■ Dr. Colin Adley, DVM
Credits Earned: 24 RACE + NYSED APPROVED veterinary continuing education credits
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** PLEASE NOTE: Clinical proficiency in Oral Radiology is a pre-requisite for this course and a demonstrated technique and ability will be required throughout this program **
Day 1: There will be 3 hours of lecture followed by a 5-hour laboratory on indications, equipment, and techniques of vital pulp therapy. Day 2-3: 3 hours of lecture followed by 5 hours of laboratory each day detailing indications, equipment, and techniques for single and multi-rooted teeth root canal therapy. 24 hours total. Notes for the lecture and lab will be provided. The Endodontics 1 program will cover the following topics for a Veterinarian audience only:
- Indication for Vital Pulpectomies
- Techniques and procedures for their successful implementation
- Indications for Root Canal Therapy
- Equipment and materials required for root canal therapy
- Root canal access
- Preparation and obturation techniques
- Restorative materials and their usages
Event type: Continuing Education / Wet-Lab / Lecture
Event Address: Animal Dental Training Center7611 Philadelphia Rd., Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Sponsor: Ira Luskin, Dr. med Vet, FAVD, DAVDC, DEVDC
For More Information:Ira Luskin,Animal Dental Training Center
1209 Cromwell Bridge Rd. ,Towson ,Maryland ,21286 ,United States
(410) 828-5005, [email protected], www.AnimalDentalTraining.com
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