Full course description
Dental and oral radiography is an essential component in the delivery of high-quality dental and oral surgery in dogs and cats. There are various ways in which dental radiographs can be generated. The benefit of taking full mouth radiographs will be discussed as well as the numerous indications for taking dental and oral radiographs.
During this course, the normal and abnormal radiographic appearance of canine and feline teeth, their supporting tissues, and surrounding areas will be reviewed. There will also be an opportunity to interpret canine and feline dental and oral radiographs and develop a treatment plan based on radiographic findings.
This course is 100% online. All the lectures and assessments are on-demand to meet your busy schedule.
This is a self-paced course. You may start and finish the course at any time. Upon successful completion of this course, you will be granted three hours of continuing education (CE). College of Veterinary Medicine is an authorized CE provider, and our courses are equivalent to RACE approved. This course is expected to take three hours to complete.
3 hours of CE!
What You'll Learn
- Identify how to take and process canine and feline dental radiographs
- Review positioning techniques for optimal dental radiographs
- Evaluate and interpret dental radiographs
- Recognize common radiographic abnormalities