Dentistry

This new resource offers veterinary professionals and students an opportunity to earn RACE-approved CE credit via a series of informative online webinars.

Monitoring ventilation is critical in dogs and cats undergoing dental procedures.

Research is limited in this area of equine veterinary care, but one practitioner has an approach that works.

Flap surgeries, root canals and orthodontic techniques are all legitimate alternatives to extraction in many veterinary dental cases. We owe it to our clients to let them know their options.

Keep pet owners informed through the entire dental examination and extraction process, soothe fears about anesthesia, make jargon-free correlations and address cost concerns with advice from Kendall Taney, DVM, DAVDC, FAVD.

Treating these painful lesions in dogs and cats requires figuring out what's causing them.

Reach more pets, prevent more periodontal disease and make more money for your practice with veterinary technicians who specialize in awake oral assessments.

Mandibulectomy and maxillectomy are relatively common surgical options for oral neoplasia resection in veterinary patients. For optimal success, keep these points in mind.

While therapy for oral health problems can be challenging, its also very important for patient wellbeing. A good place to start? The four Rs: recheck, remove, repair or refer.

When a pet owner can't afford the highest standard of veterinary dental care, what choices do we have left?

Autoinjectors, injectables and iodine-laced water are just a few products veterinarians might be interested in, courtesy of the Kansas City Animal Health Corridor Investment Forum.

The key to conducting a safe and successful tooth extraction is giving yourself enough room to work, says Mary Volker, DVM, DAVDC.

A roomier, better equipped space for dental procedures in your veterinary hospital can inspire team members to do more of them, according to speakers at HospitalDesign360 conference.

From the exam room to the pets home, comprehensive oral and radiographic evaluation dental procedures are importantbut how do you get your veterinary clients to agree with you? Heres help.

Veterinary technicians often neglect to treat themselves while treating a dental patient. Here are a few simple solutions to help fix that.

The real trick with a veterinary dental procedure? Convincing pet owners its needed and keeping them happy throughout the process. These dvm360 articles will help.

Extra! Extra! Read all about how when it comes to excess teeth, more isnt always merrier for your veterinary patients.

Your veterinary patient is showing signs of periodontal disease, but your veterinary clients just dont see it. This handout will help clear things up.

Its never too late to correct oral problems, as long as the patients age remains top of mind.

Veterinary dentist Dr. Jan Bellows introduces products that are making it easier for clients and veterinary practices to improve the oral health and well-being of cats and dogs.

You loved the GIFs. Now print this and give it to clients for something wonderful to chew on to teach some good dog toothbrushing techniques.

Reassure the client and get to yes on a veterinary dental procedure with tips from this script.

Heres our regular rundown of new and notable veterinary products.