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Radiographic interpretation of oral pathology in dogs and cats

Radiographic interpretation of oral pathology in dogs and cats
Radiographic interpretation of oral pathology in dogs and cats

The webinar will look at the radiographic interpretation of common pathologies of the oral cavity, including diseases of the pulp, diseases of tooth structure, oral tumors as well as inflammatory diseases affecting the soft tissues of the mouth.

Recording from 6 October 2021

Speaker:

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Anthony Caiafa

Adjunct Professor, BVSc, BDSc, MANZCVS

Dr Caiafa is both a registered veterinarian and human dentist and currently works in both fields on the Sunshine Coast. He is an Associate Professor in Veterinary Dentistry at the University of Melbourne and a guest lecturer in Veterinary Dentistry at James Cook University, Townsville. Dr Caiafa has over 20 years experience in the field of Veterinary Dentistry and has lectured around the world in this discipline. Tony will happily accept referrals related to small animal oral diseases including jaw fracture repair and the management of oral growths.

Booking information

Duration: 0:59 h
Speaker: Anthony Caiafa
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57.60 US$
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