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2026 Classes

 

 

 



Katherine Queck, DVM, FAVD, DAVDC

November 10th 2026
8:30 a.m. - 12:30 pm

*Lunch will be provided at noon* *4 Hours RACE CE provided*
Price: $ 699.00 USD (8)

Location: 4037 Harris Square Dr. Harrisburg, NC 28075

This hands-on introductory course is designed for the veterinarian wishing to learn or improve their basic dental extraction technique. Participants will be able to practice using a high-speed handpiece and extraction instruments. Participants will perform single and multi-rooted tooth extractions. Emphasis will be placed on sectioning of teeth, tissue handling, gingival flap preparation, and using bone graft materials. Incisors, maxillary canines, and premolar teeth extraction techniques will be broken down step by step. Local nerve blocks will be discussed, and the correct sites for placing those nerve blocks will be identified.

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Katherine Queck, DVM, FAVD, DAVDC

November 10th 2026
12:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

*Lunch will be provided at noon* *4 Hours RACE CE provided*
Price: $ 699.00 USD (8)

Location: 4037 Harris Square Dr. Harrisburg, NC 28075

This hands-on introductory course is designed for the veterinarian wishing to learn or improve their basic dental extraction technique. Participants will be able to practice using a high-speed handpiece and extraction instruments. Participants will perform single and multi-rooted tooth extractions. Emphasis will be placed on sectioning of teeth, tissue handling, gingival flap preparation, and using bone graft materials. Incisors, maxillary canines, and premolar teeth extraction techniques will be broken down step by step. Local nerve blocks will be discussed, and the correct sites for placing those nerve blocks will be identified.

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Brooke Reynolds, DVM, DAVDC

December 15th 2026
8:30 am - 4:30 pm

*Lunch will be provided at noon* *8 Hours RACE CE provided*
Price: $ 1398.00 USD (10)

Location: 4037 Harris Square Dr. Harrisburg, NC 28075

-Interpret intraoral dental radiographs to identify normal anatomy, common dental pathology, root morphology, and other findings relevant to extraction planning
-Use preoperative and post-extraction dental radiographs to develop an extraction plan, evaluate root and surrounding bone anatomy, and assess the extraction site following tooth removal.
-Perform a complete oral exam and be able to identify pathology in the mouth 
-Identify appropriate regional nerve blocks for common canine dental procedures and demonstrate an understanding of the anatomical landmarks, placement techniques, and precautions associated with each block.
-Select and properly use dental extraction instruments and high-speed equipment, including elevators, luxators, periosteal elevators, handpieces, and burs.
-Perform basic single- and multi-rooted canine dental extractions using a systematic approach that includes gingival flap development, controlled bone removal, tooth sectioning, periodontal ligament fatigue, root elevation, and delivery.
-Demonstrate appropriate surgical technique and tissue handling, including flap design, alveoloplasty, bone graft placement when indicated, and tension-free closure.
-Identify the stages of periodontal disease and be able to treat a small periodontal pocket with closed root planing
-Recognize and reduce the risk of common extraction complications through appropriate case assessment, radiographic evaluation, instrument selection, and surgical technique.
 

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