


Veterinary Dentistry Level 1
Introductory Practical Dentistry & Wet Lab for Vets or Techs 2022
Two Immersive Days of Veterinarian and Technician Team Course to Transform you into a
Highly Efficient, Organized Dentistry Machine.
Total of 15 Hours of RACE CE
(This course does not require a veterinarian and technician to both attend. This course accepts veterinarians as well as technicians.)
Are You Frustrated with Retakes on Dental Radiographs?
Is the Practice Owner Always Hurrying You to Finish Your DentalProcedures?
Is Charting Taking Way Too Long?
Not Confident with Anesthesia?
Confused as to the correct sequence to chart, take rads,clean....?
Solve those problems and many, many more with Annie Mills, LVT, Dental Technician Specialist (VTS). This all encompassing course will provide the knowledge and technical skills to rank you in the top Veterinary-Technician Team anywhere in the field of veterinary dentistry and transform your current service into a highly efficient, organized dentistry machine.

All 2022 Courses will be held at the
International Veterinary Dentistry Institute's
Brand New Oral Surgical Training Center


2022
Introductory Practical Dentistry
& Wet Lab for Vets or Techs


Frequently Asked Questions for
Level 1 and Level 2 Live Courses

Level 1 and Level 2 Live
Veterinarians and Technicians
Veterinarians Only
Level 1 is an Introductory Dentistry course that focuses on the training of the Veterinarian-Technician team to become familiar with various procedures and clinical aspects of veterinary dentistry. This is for those who have not had a great practical introduction to veterinary dentistry that has resulted in a good working knowledge of clinical dentistry. This course will eliminate the frustrations with case management, dental radiographic technique positioning and interpretation, periodontal care, and nerve blocks among others.
It is strongly recommended that the vet/tech dentistry team attend
and go through this course together for maximal impact.
Level 2 is the brand new version of our past Extraction Wet Lab and builds on the knowledge and skills from Level 1. Upon registration you get 5 hours of RACE approved video instruction to access immediately and master prior to coming to the actual lab. The Level 2 Extraction Wet Lab then utilizes that knowledge to provide two days of clinical wet lab instruction to round out the skills needed by veterinarians to excel in veterinary dentistry in general practice.
It is recommended but not required that veterinarians take the Level 1 Virtual or Level 1 Live.
Please note: We strongly recommend that either your technician or you AND your technician take Level 1 Live or Virtual if your dentistry service is not running smoothly in the areas below:
- • Radiographic Technique and Positioning
- • Basic Radiographic Interpretation
- • Nerve Blocks
- • Hands-on Periodontal Instrumentation and Technique
- • Client Education and Home Care
- • Dentistry Service Setup, Anesthesia and Pain Management
Two full days of lecture and hands-on wet lab in practical clinical veterinary dentistry provided by a Technician with a VTS Dentistry Specialty degree or AVDC diplomate. Critical topics covered by similar courses must include the topics below:
- • Radiographic Technique and Positioning
- • Basic Radiographic Interpretation
- • Nerve Blocks
- • Hands-on Periodontal Instrumentation and Technique
- • Client Education and Home Care
- • Dentistry Service Setup, Anesthesia and Pain Management
- • Fun and interactive Q and A throughout on these and other topics
The new Level 2 Extraction Wet Lab takes the lecture from the past labs and puts it into a 5-hour RACE accredited course that you access immediately and is yours to keep and refer back to for life. This is a prerequisite to be completed prior to Saturday day one.
This allows us to provide a new level of practical mostly hands-on instruction on Saturday that we couldn't provide previously. This leaves all day on Sunday for nothing but hands-on dog and cat extractions utilizing the skills that you have acquired from Level 1, the 5-hour online course, and Saturday’s clinical instruction and lab.
Not only do you get 4 more hours of CE than the previous format (20 vs 16) you have much more hands-on time in the wet lab. You also keep the 5-hour online course that before was the lecture provided throughout Saturday and Sunday
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