2017 Dental Series

Registration

About the SpeakersGARY GOLDSTEIN, DVM, FAVD, DipAVDC

Dr. Goldstein graduated from the University Of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine in 1984. In 1987, Dr. Goldstein became a Charter Fellow in the Academy of Veterinary Dentistry and in 1992 became Board Certified in Veterinary Dentistry and Oral Surgery.

He joined the faculty at the University Of Minnesota College Of Veterinary Medicine in 2002. Dr. Goldstein served on faculty for 13 years

as Professor and Section Chief of the Veterinary Dentistry and Oral Surgery service. He spent six of those years as Associate Medical Director of the Veterinary Medical Center, where he was responsible for medical operations, strategic planning, and implementation of medical standards. He was voted outstanding faculty of the year in 2006, received the Dr. Peter Emily AVDC Service Award, presented to an outstanding Diplomate for contributions made to further the field of veterinary dentistry in 2011, and voted one of the 15 Top Dental professors in the Country in 2014.

DONNELL HANSEN, DVM, DipAVDCDr. Donnell Hansen is a board certified veterinary dentist and oral surgeon from local BluePearl hospitals working out of both the Eden Prairie and Blaine locations. A Minnesota native, Dr. Hansen went to school at Luther College, graduated veterinary college at the

University of Minnesota, and spent a year in Stillwater, Oklahoma for her internship before returning home for a residency at the University

of Minnesota. In 2009, Dr. Hansen joined forces with friends to form Moxie Center, which is now known as BluePearl Veterinary Partners. While managing a busy clinical caseload, Dr. Hansen also speaks nationally about the value (both from a patient care standpoint and practice health perspective) of veterinary dentistry and oral surgery. Dr. Hansen has a special interest in maxillofacial surgery, but honestly, loves the whole gig.

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CHOOSE BETWEEN SINGLE SESSIONS OR CLINIC SERIES!Single sessions are $575 for DVMs and $275 for the Technician only session on May 17th. DVMs who purchase the Feline Dentistry and/or Basic Canine Extraction series receive one complimentary technician space and are invited to bring a technician to join the registered DVM for the lecture and designated lab sessions. Technicians who accompany DVMs may earn up to 4.5 CE per session.

BUY ALL AND SAVE!The Clinic Series may be purchased at a discounted rate of $495 per session. DVMs and clinics who purchase the 3 DVM sessions for $1,485 save $80 per session plus receive the May 17th Technician session for free! That’s a savings of $515! Non-VHA or MVMA DVM members must pay an additional $75 per session or $225 for the series.

Payment plans are available. Learn more and register today!

Doctors earn up to

21 CE CreditsTechs earn

up to 16 CE Credits

Taking CE to the Next Level in Minnesota

Feline periodontitis, stomatitis, tooth resorption, surgical extractions, and subgingival crown amputations will be presented in lecture and lab in order to strengthen your knowledge and skills specifically in the domestic cat. Presentations will include clinical photograph and intraoral radiograph images of the various diseases. Pathophysiology and treatment planning for the aforementioned diseases will be covered. The laboratory will provide the opportunity to put clinical skills into practice.

FELINE DENTISTRY

Series Schedule

January 11, 2017

March 15, 2017

May 17, 2017

May 18, 2017

Feline Dentistry

Basic Canine Extractions

Periodontal Disease, Diagnosis,

& Treatment

Advanced Canine Extractions

Canine extractions including indications and principles for surgical and non-surgical extractions, mucoperiosteal flap design, dental blocks, equipment and instrumentation will be presented in lecture format. The laboratory will include hands-on procedures to put these clinical skills into practice by reviewing extraction instrumentation, performing various mucoperiosteal flap design, single rooted teeth extractions, canine dental blocks, and fourth premolar and lower first molar surgical extractions as well as the principles of tissue handling. Dental blocks will be reviewed so you can properly include pain management into oral surgery procedures.

Understanding the stages of periodontal disease is important in being able to plan for and treat periodontal disease appropriately. A practical approach to identifying, diagnosing, and treating all stages of periodontal disease including dental charting, dental radiographs, proper use of ultrasonic scalers and hand instruments will be reviewed and demonstrated in the wet lab portion.

This lecture will focus on surgical extractions including, but not limited to, upper fourth premolars, canine teeth, multi-rooted extractions and oral fistula identification and repair techniques. We will also cover radiological indications for extractions and case studies. The hands-on wet lab procedures will include reviewing mucoperiosteal flap design techniques for difficult teeth such as upper and lower canine teeth, upper fourth premolars, and lower first molars, and oral fistula repair techniques.

Lecture Descriptions

BASIC CANINE DENTISTRY

PERIODONTAL DISEASE, DIAGNOSIS, AND TREATMENT

ADVANCED CANINE DENTISTRY

The Minnesota Veterinary Institute (MVI) is a collaboration between the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine, the Minnesota Veterinary Medical Association (MVMA), and the Veterinary Hospitals Association (VHA). MVI’s goals are to elevate the quality and quantity of continuing education programs available to veterinary practitioners and technicians by enabling them to immediately apply newly learned lecture material in hands-on wet labs.

About

DOCTORS AND TECHNICIANS• Periodontal disease, juvenile gingivitis, stomatitis• Tooth resorption• Surgical extractions & subgingival crown amputations• Dental blocks

DATE SESSION LECTURE LAB

DOCTORS AND TECHNICIANS• Indications for extractions/principles of

extractions/equipment and instrumentation• Dental blocks• Oral surgery techniques

TECHNICIANS ONLY• Dental charting and stages of periodontal disease• Periodontal treatment• Normal radiology positioning

DOCTORS ONLY• Surgical extraction demonstrations• Oral nasal fistula• Abnormal dental radiology interpretation

• Dental blocks

• Subgingival crown amputations

• Surgical extractions

• Dental blocks

• Review of extraction instrumentation

• Mucoperiosteal flaps

• Extractions (non-surgical)

• Dental blocks

• Periodontal treatment

• Periodontal instrumentation

• Oral nasal fistula repairSurgical extraction techniques:

• Multi-rooted, sectioning teeth

• Canines, upper fourth premolars, lower first molars

Doctors Techs

8:00am - 4:30pm

8:00am - 4:30pm

8:00am - 4:30pm

8:00am - 4:30pm

VenueBen Pomeroy Student-Alumni Learning1964 Fitch AvenueSt. Paul, MN 55108