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Veterinary Dental Products, LLCElmwood, WI 54740

Phone: 866-329-9990Fax: 715-639-9205Email: info@veterinarydentalproducts.comWebsite: www.veterinarydentalproducts.com

Harlton’s Equine Specialties, Inc.

Phone: 800-247-3901Fax: 715-639-9205Email: mail@harltons.comWebsite: www.harltons.com

Equine Dental Instruments

Phone: 877-912-7122

Email: sales@equinedentalinstrument.comWebsite: www.equinedentalinstruments.com

2017 equine Dentistry Short Course

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Number of Students:Course I - Limit 10 students per classCourse II - Limit 8 students per class

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Each course has been approved for 18 hours of continuing education credit in jurisdictions which recognize AAVSB’s RACE approval; however participants should be aware that some boards have limitations on the number of hours accepted in certain categories and/or restrictions on certain methods of delivery of continuing education.

For Registration and Additional Information:Veterinary Dental Products, LLCPhone: 866-329-9990Email: info@veterinarydentalproducts.com

The courses are designed for Equine Practitioners who want to expand their practice to include basic or advanced equine dentistry techniques. In addition, the practitioner will receive a hands-on approach to learning new techniques for floating procedures and will gain knowledge to proceed into advanced dental procedures.

Elmwood, WI 54740

Elmwood, WI 54740

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A $500.00 non-refundable deposit is due at the time of registration. Full payment is due 2 months prior to the course. Registrations are accepted on a first come, first serve basis once full payment has been received. No refunds will be provided for attendee cancellations. In the unlikely event that the course is canceled for reasons beyond our control, all registration fees will be refunded. However, we cannot be responsible for any other expenses, including cancellation or change charges assessed by airlines or other organizations.

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Mail or fax completed form with payment information to:Veterinary Dental Products, LLC200 Main Street, P.O. Box 128, Elmwood, WI 54740Fax: 715-639-9205Please direct questions to: info@veterinarydentalproducts.com

Course II - 3 Days

This course is designed for Equine Practitioners who want to expand their dental practice to include moreadvanced procedures. A basic knowledge and proficiency in equine dentistry is required for this course. It is assumed that the student is familiar with the basics of dental equilibration and the recognition of dental pathology.

This course provides participants with the necessary knowledge to perform advanced equine dental procedures. The knowledge gained will allow Equine Practitioners to provide advanced dental care for their patients.

Day 1: Class Lectures (6 Hours)• Basics of Equine Dental Pathology• Digital Imaging (Review of Basics &

Interpretation of Radiographs)• Extractions (Intraoral & Surgical)• Periodontics (Disease & Treatment)• Endodontics (Disease & Treatment)

Day 2 & 3: Wet Lab w/Cadavers (6 Hours)• Skull Evaluations on Cadavers• Digital Imaging on Cadavers• Basic Extraction Techniques on Cadavers• Advanced Extraction Techniques on Cadavers• Digital Imaging on Live Horses• Periodontal Procedures on Cadavers• Restoration Procedures on Cadavers• Endodontic Procedures on Cadavers

Course I - 3 Days

This course is designed to provide participants with the necessary knowledge to properly balance the typical equine mouth using hand and motorized instruments. The course will consist of one day of small classroom lectures, one day of working with cadavers and skull models and one day working on live horses.

Day 1: Class Lectures (6 Hours)• Reasons for Dentistry• Dental Anatomy• Examination & Sedation• Floating Procedures• Dental Charting• Dental Instrumentation• Fees & Marketing

Day 2: Wet Lab w/Cadavers (6 Hours) • Digital Imaging• Skull Evaluations• Comprehensive Oral Examinations• Comprehensive Floating with Hand &

Motorized Instrumentation

Day 3: Wet Lab w/Live Horses (6 Hours)• Digital Imaging• Comprehensive Floating with Hand &

Motorized Instrumentation

Course Dates: October 23-26, 2017oquendo center - las vegas, nv

I n s t r u c t o r s

Travis Henry, DVM - Courses I & IIMidwest Equine Services, WI

Scott Marx, DVM - Courses I & IIAdvance Equine Dentistry, CO

CLASS SIZE: LIMIT 10 STUDENTSCOURSE I FEE: $1950.00

CLASS SIZE: LIMIT 8 STUDENTSCOURSE II FEE: $2250.00

Manfred Stoll, DVM - Courses I & IIEquine Dental Clinic, Hohenstein GermanyDr. Manfred Stoll graduated in 1991 from the University Giessen, Germany. Because of his special interest in equine dentistry, he has participated in many important equine dental education programs worldwide over the years. In 2007 he presented his own extraction technique, the “Minimally Invasive Buccotomy with Screw Extraction”. Dr. Stoll operates an equine dental clinic focused on endodontic procedures and minimally invasive oral and maxillofacial surgery. In addition to his clinical work, he speaks at international conferences and designs advanced dental tools.

Dr. Travis Henry graduated from Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1993. After graduation, he has pursued interests in equine dentistry along with general practice and owned and operated a full service, eight doctor, equine clinic in northeastern Wisconsin. Dr. Henry has been very involved with improvements in equine dentistry and developed the Flexi-FloatTM, the most advanced mechanical floating system on the market. Dr. Henry provides dental training for several equine practices, conducts veterinary seminars and enjoys dental practice in southeastern Wisconsin. Dr. Henry has completed a dental and oral surgery residency at University of California, Davis and successfully obtained board certification with the AVDC.

Dr. Scott Marx is originally from Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Dr. Marx received a Bachelor of Science degree from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1981 and served as an Army officer and paratrooper in US, Europe and Asia until 1990. In 1995, Dr. Marx graduated from the Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences and practiced general equine medicine as a partner in a mixed animal practice in Bailey, Colorado. In 2000, Dr. Marx started Advance Equine Dentistry, an equine dentistry exclusive practice. He has taught equine dentistry in the United States, Republic of South Africa and Australia.

Cleet Griffin, DVM, DABVP - Courses I & IITexas A&M UniversityDr. Griffin received a DVM degree from Texas A&M University in 1990. He entered general mixed practice as an associate and eventually worked in ambulatory practice for several years. Dr. Griffin is a Diplomate of the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners. He has been a faculty member of the Department of Large Animal Clinical Sciences at Texas A&M University since 2007. Dr. Griffin works as an equine field service clinician and coordinates an elective course in dentistry. He presents lectures at state and national conferences on equine dentistry and teaches numerous continuing education courses.