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|Events|January 30, 2020
Weekend Dental Extractions Course, Jacksonville, FL
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Date: March 28-29, 2020
Where: Jacksonville, FL
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Description: In this 2-day course, we’ll take a full day of canine extractions and discuss anatomy, indications and options of extractions and a step-by-step extraction technique, including local nerve blocks. The next day we’ll use half a day to cover feline dental disease, specifically tooth resorption, when to perform crown amputations vs. extractions and whole-mouth extractions- when and when NOT to perform this surgery.
Lunch will be provided Saturday March 28th
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