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|Events|January 28, 2017
Veterinary Dentistry For Technicians Fall Weekend Extravaganza
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Date: October 28 - October 29, 2017
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Veterinary Dentistry For Technicians Fall Weekend ExtravaganzaAre You Frustrated with Retakes on Dental Radiographs?Is the Doctor Always Hurrying You to Finish Your Dental Procedures?Is Charting Taking Way Too Long?Not Confident with Anesthesia?Solve those problems and many, many more with Annie Mills, LVT, Dental Technician Specialist (VTS) and Dr. Brett Beckman board certified veterinary dentist. This all encompassing course will provide the knowledge and technical skills to rank you in the top technicians anywhere in the field of veterinary dentistry and transform your current service into a highly efficient, organized dentistry machine.Two Days of Fantastic CE!
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Event type: Weekend CE Course
Event Address: Hilton Garden Inn Lake Mary
Sponsor: veterinarydentistry.net
For More Information:Dr. Annie Mills,veterinarydentistry.net
493 Semoran Blvd ,Orlando ,Florida ,32707 ,United States
9412769141, annielvt@gmail.com, http://veterinarydentistry.net/veterinary-dentistry-for-technicians-fall-weekend-extravaganza/
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