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|Events|December 7, 2017
Veterinary Dental Extraction Course Weekend Dog & Cat Wet Lab Los Angeles, California
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Date: June 02 - June 03, 2018
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Veterinary Dental Extraction Course Weekend Dog & Cat Wet Lab Los Angeles, CaliforniaGet first hand access to Dr. Beckman's specific techniques to perform surgical extractions more efficiently than you ever thought possible. Minimize root fractures and be confident removing root tips if they do happen. Master stressful procedures with the new skills you develop develop in this Wet Lab.As one of the 16 participants you will have your own high speed system, instruments and canine/feline cadaver specimens.Upon registration you will get Immediate Lifetime Access to Essential Surgical Extraction Techniques in the Dog & the Cat These step by step video tutorials of the surgical extraction procedures you will be performing in the lab. This also gives you more time for extractions in the lab.Learn More and Register Now Here: https://veterinarydentistry.net/los-angeles-2018-dvm360Instructor: Brett Beckman, DVM, FAVD, DAVDC, DAAPM
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For More Information:Dr. Annie Mills,veterinarydentistry.net
493 Semoran Blvd ,Orlando ,USA
941-276-9141, [email protected] , https://veterinarydentistry.net/los-angeles-2018-dvm360
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