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|Events|February 11, 2019

The Veterinary Dentistry Interactive Online Case Workshop 13 RACE CE Credits

Date: February 25 - February 25, 2019

Description:

Efficiently mastering case management while a patient is under anesthesia presents multiple challenges. Being able to read radiographs, explore pathology and make quick therapeutic decisions frustrates many of my students. Gain confidence and efficiency learning with others online in this novel new course.Here is what you get:Practical canine and feline dentistry cases narrated in detail by Dr. Beckman and delivered to your inbox over a 4 month period.Multiple downloadable resources including dental charts, , CRI calculators, anesthesia tips. articles and more.Surgery and Client Education VideosLive Online Monthly Meetings to discuss questions on the cases from the previous 4 weeks. Replays are posted on the Facebook group.A Facebook group for you to interact with fellow students, discuss your personal cases and ponder questions for the monthly discussion.Lifetime access to all of the above after the course is concluded.https://veterinarydentistry.net/case-workshop/

Event type: online course novel

Event Address: Orlando

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Sponsor: veterinarydentistry.net

For More Information:Dr. Brett Beckman,Veterinary Dentistry Inc.

493 Semoran ,Orlando ,Florida ,USA

+941 276 9141 , [email protected], https://veterinarydentistry.net/case-workshop/


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