In-Hospital Veterinary Dentistry Consultations
In person consultations at your hopsital with your team, your equipment to address your specific needs.
Planning and equipping an existing or new dental suite
Those Items you must have, those you should have and those 'it would be nice to have'
Instruments in Veterinary Dentistry
Selection, use and maintenance of dental instruments in the General Practice
Elevators, luxators, scalers, curettes, what to have, how to organize, where to get them and how to maintain them
Dental radiography
Integrating Dental Radiography in COHAT procedures
Understand what constitutes a diagnostic radiograph, interpretation, appropriate record keeping, improving work flow
COHAT
What goes into the COMPLETE Oral Health Assessment and Treatment
Exodontia
Extractions
Techniques for gingival flaps, bone removal, sectioning teeth, removing teeth, suturing flaps.
Charting
Documenting findings
Documenting findings from physical exam, intra-oral exam, radiology and discussions of 'go-home' documents.
Hands on Skill Development
Practical training sessions often focus on extraction techniques and other procedures that require confidence and precision. To allow participants to learn safely, these sessions use non-living specimens that provide realistic practice without patient risk. Hospitals are responsible for sourcing suitable specimens; guidance can be provided if needed.
Who Will Benefit
In-hospital sessions are ideal for veterinarians who are new to dental procedures or wish to build a stronger foundation in companion-animal dentistry. Those with more advanced experience may benefit from attending a group wetlab offered in collaboration with Dr. Hiscox, which provides advanced surgical and radiographic training.