Over the past 20 years huge advances have been made in equine dentistry and new sophisticated diagnostic and therapeutic techniques aiming at dental disease prevention and dental sparing have been published. This 2-day highly practical course is aimed at practitioners with a working knowledge in equine dentistry who want to deepen their understanding and especially their practical skills on diagnostic and therapeutic techniques. The panel of internationally renowned specialists will be covering the following topics through highly-illustrated and practically-based lectures:
- Review of Equine Dental Anatomy
- Oral Examination Techniques
- Dental Radiography
- Motorized & Manual Rasping
- Diagnosis & Management of Periodontal Disease
- Maintaining Occlusal Surfaces – Incisors & Cheek Teeth
- Pain Management in Dentistry
- Malocclusions –Diagnostic & Therapeutic Options
- Specific Dentistry in the Juvenile & Geriatric Horse
- Identifying & Managing Fractured Teeth
- Oral Dental Extractions – Decision Making & Techniques
- Dealing with Infundibular & Peripheral Caries
Between both afternoons 7 hours of practical sessions will provide an intimate environment for attendees to develop their practical skills on equine specimens in true small groups (2-3 vets per specimen) at the following stations:
- Oral Imaging – Endoscopy & Radiography
- Use of Motorized Equipment
- Periodontal Treatment Techniques
- Local Anesthetic Techniques (incl. TMJ)
- Occlusal Restoration Techniques
- Oral Dental Extraction Techniques
The course fee includes lunches, coffee/tea breaks, extensive course notes and a certificate of attendance. Attendees can choose to only attend the lectures (= Lectures Only) on this course or can register for the entire course (= Lectures & Practical Sessions). On the evening of the first day all attendees are invited to attend the wine & cheese reception. Early course registration is recommended as there are only a limited number of places available.
Les propriétaires des chevaux sont de plus en plus conscients de l’importance du suivi dentaire régulier afin de garantir le bien-être de leurs chevaux. Les pathologies dentaires sont relativement fréquentes, et un grand nombre d’interventions thérapeutiques peuvent être faites par le praticien formé sur le terrain sous sédation et analgésie loco-régionale.
Objectifs du cours :
A l’issue de la formation, l’apprenant sera capable de :
• Extraire des Incisives, canines et molaires
• Réaliser et interpréter les radiographies des dents et sinus
• Reconnaître des maladies parodontales et formuler un plan de traitement
• Réaliser une trépanation des sinus
• Réaliser un cerclage pour une fracture des insicives
Contenu :
• Techniques d’anesthésie locale et locorégionale de la tête
• Examen radiologique de la tête, sinus et dents
• Indications, instruments et techniques pour l’extraction des incisives, canines et molaires
• Indications et techniques de trépanation des sinus et sinuscopie
• Diagnostic et traitement des Maladies parodontales et diastema
• Diagnostic et traitement des caries infundibulaires
• Diagnostic et traitement des fractures des incisives
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