Content
            
            Theory:
• Anatomy and physiology of the feline oral cavity
• Oral examination and recording of findings
• Radiography and drawing up a treatment plan
• Feline periodontal disease
• Resorptive lesions
• Chronic gingivostomatitis
• Feline juvenile gingivitis/periodontitis/hyperplastic gingivitis
• Coronal amputation and extraction technique
• Extraktor technique
• Trauma: fractures, Temporomandibular joint injuries, soft tissue injuries
• Common malocclusions in the cat
• Complications after extractions
• Case discussions/interactive sessions
Practical:
• Oral examination and recording of findings
• Full mouth radiographs and drawing up a treatment plan
• Perform required periodontal therapy
• Crown amputation
• Full mouth extraction
• Caudal malocclusions – odonoplasty and alveolar augmentation
• Symphyseal separation
• Complications after extractions: Oronasal fistulas, flap failures, fractures
• Traumatic palational cleft
• MMF – dynamic MMF, labial buttons
        
    
    
    
    
    • Anatomy and physiology of the feline oral cavity
• Oral examination and recording of findings
• Radiography and drawing up a treatment plan
• Feline periodontal disease
• Resorptive lesions
• Chronic gingivostomatitis
• Feline juvenile gingivitis/periodontitis/hyperplastic gingivitis
• Coronal amputation and extraction technique
• Extraktor technique
• Trauma: fractures, Temporomandibular joint injuries, soft tissue injuries
• Common malocclusions in the cat
• Complications after extractions
• Case discussions/interactive sessions
Practical:
• Oral examination and recording of findings
• Full mouth radiographs and drawing up a treatment plan
• Perform required periodontal therapy
• Crown amputation
• Full mouth extraction
• Caudal malocclusions – odonoplasty and alveolar augmentation
• Symphyseal separation
• Complications after extractions: Oronasal fistulas, flap failures, fractures
• Traumatic palational cleft
• MMF – dynamic MMF, labial buttons
Course goal
            
            To be able to confidently diagnose and treat the most common oral problems in cats – both medical and surgical.        
    
    
    
    
    Audience
            
            Veterinarians        
    
    
    
    
    Previous knowledge
            
            Dentistry I and Dentistry II (or comparable education/experience).        
    
    
    
    
     
                Course fee
                
                    € 3 200,00                
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