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ATTENDEE
PROSPECTUS
The Sheraton Grand Phoenix
Phoenix, Arizona
co-sponsored by
The Foundation for Veterinary Dentistry | American Veterinary DentalWWW.VETERINARYDENTALFORUM.ORG
College | Academy of Veterinary Dentistry
CITY AND HOTEL INFORMATION
32nd Annual
Veterinary Dental
Forum
November 15 - 18, 2018
The Sheraton Grand Phoenix
340 N 3rd Street
Phoenix, Arizona
We invite you to join VDF in ‘The Grand Canyon State’ Phoenix, Arizona!
Phoenix is a place where it’s easy to migrate between resort escapes and local hangouts, outdoor
adventure or poolside lounging. Phoenix is home to serene desert gardens, one-of-a-kind museums, golf,
award-winning dining and much more. You will also find charming antique shops to chic boutiques to some
of the nation’s most fashionable shopping centers as well.
Hotel Reservations
Hotel reservation information can be found on the last page of this brochure. Be sure to make your
reservations soon as availability is limited!
2 ATTENDEE PROSPECTUS
GENERAL PROGRAM
Program subject to change (for current schedule, refer to VDF website; www.VeterinaryDentalForum.org)
• Two- and four-hour labs offered! Also featured:
• Essentials of Veterinary Dentistry for a Strong
• Smaller labs to allow for more hands-on Foundation — Comprehensive lectures comprised
experience. of underlying concepts and information crucial to
understanding veterinary dentistry.
• Specialist in CT, MRI and Radiology. • Foundation of Veterinary Dentistry — Cutting
edge lectures on specific topics to build on your
• Two-hour labs, each offered twice, for lower dental knowledge.
student to teacher ratio, while also allowing for • Advanced Dentistry Track — Advanced lectures
more flexibility to attend multiple labs. and discussions to stimulate and challenge the
established veterinary dentist. Lectures on the
• VOHC Scoring updates with Dr. Harvey, et al. latest developing veterinary dental research and
study information.
• Early morning coffee/break outside the exhibit • Brief Clinical Reports — Short presentations of
hall before sessions start. clinical cases, such as unusual cases, new uses
for materials or instruments, new materials, and
• Saturday night ‘Murder Mystery’ Silent and Live new techniques relevant to veterinary dentistry,
Auction Fundraiser to benefit the Foundation oral surgery, and oral medicine.
for Veterinary Dentistry and the Peter Emily • Equine Dental Series
Foundation. • Exhibits
• JOVD in the Clinics
• Student Reception at the Welcome Reception • Exotic Zoo/Wildlife Dentistry
• Practice Wellness and Management
• Original Research Track
• Poster Session — Recently completed papers will
be displayed in or near the exhibit hall.
• Review and Assessment Program —
Examination review with lecture.
• Specialist-in-Training Module — Lecture and lab
designed to help residents attain their specialty
hours.
• Technician Series
2018 VDF PROGRAM GRID - POSTER SESSION
Program subject to change (for current schedule, refer to VDF website; www.VeterinaryDentalForum.org)
1. Profiling the Salivary Proteome of Two Canine Breeds
2. A Non-invasive Technique to Repair Mandibular Fracture Distal to First Molar Tooth
3. Alternative Dental X-ray Views for Small Rodents
4. Prevalence of Felis catus Gammaherpesvirus 1 DNA in the Tissues of Cats with Chronic Gingivostomatitis
Additional presenters have been selected to present posters. We will update our list as they accept.
Authors will be by their posters for Question & Answer Sessions during the afternoon break on Friday and during the
morning break on Saturday.
THE SHERATON GRAND PHOENIX | NOVEMBER 15-18, 2018 WWW.VETERINARYDENTALFORUM.ORG 3SPECIAL MEETINGS & EVENTS
Program subject to change (for current schedule, refer to VDF website; www.VeterinaryDentalForum.org)
IMPORTANT DATES SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2018
May 2018 Registration opens 7:00am - 8:00am Equine Informational Meeting (open to
any attendee interested in the equine
August 15, 2018 Early-bird rate ends track to board certification)
September 15, 2018 Online registrations only accepted 8:00am - 5:30pm Laboratories
8:00am - 5:40pm Breakout Sessions
October 1, 2018 All pre-registration closes.
Walk-up registration will be 9:00am - 6:00pm Exhibit Hall open
available on-site. Walk up registration 9:50am - 10:20am Poster presenters Q&A Session
rates will increase by 20%. 12:10pm - 1:30pm Box lunches provided in exhibit hall
October 14, 2018 Deadline for cancellation refunds 12:10pm - 1:30pm Equine Executive Committee Meeting
(see cancellation policy) 12:10pm - 1:30pm Training Support Informational Meeting
*The following schedule is subject to change. for Residents and TSC Members
12:10pm - 1:30pm Veterinary Dental Educators Meeting
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2018 1:30pm - 5:30pm Specialist in Training - Dr. Derek Cissell
8:00am - 5:00pm Exam Committee Meeting “Principles and Applications of Oral and
2:00pm - 6:00pm Credentials Committee Meeting Maxillofacial CT and MRI”
6:00pm - 10:00pm Review & Assessment
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2018
8:00am - 10:00am AVD Board Meeting
8:00am - 10:00am AVDC Town Hall Meeting
10:00am - 11:00am FVD Board Meeting 5:40pm - 6:40pm AVDT General Interest Meeting
11:00am - 12:00pm FVD General Meeting 6:00pm - 8:00pm ‘Murder Mystery” Silent and Live Auction
1:00pm - 1:30pm AVDC Annual Business Mtg-presentation Fundraiser for the Foundation for
of Certificates Veterinary Dentistry and the PEIVDF
1:30pm - Joint AVDC Annual Meeting
Following - 5:00pm Diplomate only College Annual Meeting
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2018
TBD Awards Ceremony
2:00pm - 4:00pm AVDT Member Only Meeting 6:30am - 7:30am AVDT Mentee Breakfast
5:00pm - 7:00pm Equine Diplomate meeting 8:00am - 12:00pm Laboratories
5:00pm - 6:00pm AVDT Pinning Ceremony 8:00am - 5:40pm Breakout Sessions
6:00pm - 8:00pm Welcome Reception and Exhibit Hall 9:00am - 2:00pm Exhibit Hall open
Grand Opening 12:10pm - 1:30pm Lunch on your own
5:40pm Adjourn
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2018
6:30am - 7:30am Fun Run
8:00am - 5:30pm Laboratories
8:00am - 5:40pm Breakout Sessions
9:00am - 6:00pm Exhibit Hall open
12:10pm - 1:30pm Box lunches provided in exhibit hall
12:10pm - 1:30pm EC Info Meeting for Registered Trainees
3:20pm - 3:50pm Poster presenters Q&A Session
5:40pm - 6:40pm AVDT Mentee Presentations
4 ATTENDEE PROSPECTUS2018 VDF PROGRAM GRID - FRIDAY LECTURES
Program subject to change (for current schedule, refer to VDF website; www.VeterinaryDentalForum.org)
PRACTICE WELLNESS
TIME FUNDAMENTALS INTERMEDIATE ORIGINAL RESEARCH ZOO/WILDLIFE TECHNICIAN
AND MANAGEMENT
8:00 - 8:15 Fracture Limits of
Maxillary Fourth Premolar Teeth
in Domestic Dogs Under Applied
Endodontic Instrumentation: Forces (A Reiter); 8:20 - 8:35
Do No Harm....Dental What’s in All These Tiny
Cleaning and Shaping the Potential Causes of Canine and Engage, Educate and
and Oral Anatomy: Bottles? Restorative
Root Canal System Empower - Client Monkey Business
8:00-8:50am Areas and Structures Carnassial Tooth Fractures in Products for the Veterinary
(M Balke) Communcation (TB Abbatangelo)
to Avoid Client-owned Dogs (2004-2015) Tenchinician
* Required lecture for (M Berg)
(T Faber) (A Reiter); 8:40 - 8:55 Root Canal (N Drake)
Endo II Lab
Treatment in Cats Using MTA
Fillapex Sealant: 50 Cases
(S Thorne)
9:00 - 9:15 The
Temporomandibular Joint of
Domestic Dogs (Canis lupus
familiaris) in Health and Disease (B
Arzi); 9:20 - 9:35 Diagnostic Yield 9:00 - 9:20 Beakistry
of Dental Radiography and Cone- (P Emily); From Access to Restoration:
Oral Pathology - Take it Endodontic Complications, A Crisis in Veterinary
beam Computed Tomography Endodontic Equipment for
9:00-9:50am ...or Leave it Avoidance and Repair Medicine
for the Identification of Anatomic 9:25 - 9:50 Exodontia in Zoo the Veterinary Technican
(S Babbitt) (E Ribka) (M Berg)
Landmarks in Cats (C Geisbush); and Wildlife Dentistry (N Drake)
9:40 - 9:55 Invasiveness of Canine (S Holmstrom)
Acanthomatous Ameloblastoma: A
Comparison Between Computed
Tomography and Histopathology
(S Goldschmidt)
9:50-10:20am Break with Exhibitors
10:20 - 10:35 Evaluation of
Targetable Signaling Pathways
and Mitotic Activity in Canine (S
Peralta); 10:40 - 10:55 Mandibular
Developmental Body Fracture Repair with Wire-
Deformities Handling Complications of Wellness - Be There for Dental Radiography in the Recognizing Pathology and
reinforced Interdental Composite
10:20-11:10am (F Hale) Extractions Yourself Exotic Animal Biopsy Basics
Splint (WRICS) in Small Dogs (M
(K Bannon) (M Berg) (D Winter) (C Bell)
Guzu); 11:00 - 11:15 Unerupted
Teeth in Dogs and Cats: A Clinical,
Radiographic and Histological
Study in 73 Cases (2001-2018)
(E Bellei)
11:20 - 11:35 Retrobulbar Disorders
in Dogs: 66 Cases (2006-2016)
(J Winer); 11:40 - 11:55 Direct
Immunofluorescence in Canine Don’t Be Scared: Anesthetic
Salvage (Rescue)
Anatomy, Physiology and What a Dental Concierge Considerations for Dentistry
Malocclusions Chronic Ulcerative Stomatitis (J Procedures in the Exotic
11:20am-12:10pm Pathology of the Tongue Could Do for Your Practice Patients with Co-Existing
(F Hale) Anderson); 12:00 - 12:15 Oronasal Animal
(K Saverino) (B Niemiec) Disease
Fistulas Secondary to Periodontal (D Winter)
(S Johnson)
Disease: Comparison of the
Prevalence in Dachshunds to a
Control Group (C Suave)
12:10-1:30pm Box Lunches available in exhibit hall for registered attendees and exhibitors (1 each)
BEGIN ADVANCED SESSION 1:30 - 1:50 Primate
Using the WSAVA Dental Anesthesia Considerations
Pediatric Dentistry of the Dentistry (P Emily); 1:55
Veterinary Oral Health Council - Guidelines to Improve for Veterinary Dental
1:30-2:20pm Dog and Cat - 2:20 Common Pathology
Digital Scoring Project Update Client Compliance Technicians
(E Ribka) Encountered in the Non
(C Harvey) (B Niemiec) (A Duke)
Human Primates (D Winter)
I’m not THAT Client, am I? Pot Pouri of Endodontic and
Dental Radiography in Human-Animal Correlates in Oral The Good, the Bad and the
- Life Hacks for Referring Oral Surgery Large
2:30-3:20pm Lateral Recumbency and Maxillofacial Pathology Ugly...Bite
Like a Pro Carnivore Cases
(J D’Astous) (M Chalkley) (M Nellesen)
(K Stewart and B Niemiec) (E Eisner)
3:20-3:50pm Break with Exhibitors & Poster presenters Q&A Session
3:50 - 4:15 Common
Pathology Encountered in
Friend or Foe? (Fostering Rabbit and Rodent
MTA: Updates and Clinical-Histological Correlates Exotic Felines (D Winter); 4:15
What Lies Beneath... a Healthy Relationship with Dentistry for the Veterinary
3:50-4:40pm Practical Use in Oral Pathology - 4:40 Common Pathology
Radiology Industry Partners) Technician
(B Hewitt) (C Bell) Encountered in Bears
Interpretation 1 (K Stewart and B Niemiec) (B Altier)
(family Ursidae)
(J Mathis and J Hudak)
(D Winter)
4:50 - 5:10 Oral Trauma in
Marine Mammals (J Force);
Making the Case for Contemporary Understanding and Improved Patient Care 5:15 - 5:30 Tusks Protection
Maintaining Your Dental
Toothanasia ...Radiology Restorative Dentistry Surgcial Treatment of Through Lawsuit Protection in Captive Walruses (L
4:50-5:40pm Equipment
Interpretation 2 (B Niemiec) Ameloblastomas in Dogs and Cats and Prevention Legendre);
(J Losey)
(J Mathis and J Hudak) (J Soukup) (L Oxenham) 5:30 - 5:45 Dental Exam and
Treatment of South African
Hyenas (L Legendre)
THE SHERATON GRAND PHOENIX | NOVEMBER 15-18, 2018 WWW.VETERINARYDENTALFORUM.ORG 52018 VDF PROGRAM GRID - SATURDAY LECTURES
Program subject to change (for current schedule, refer to VDF website; www.VeterinaryDentalForum.org)
TIME FOUNDATIONS INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED BRIEF CLINICAL REPORTS EQUINE TECHNICIAN
8:00 - 8:20 Bilateral
Fibrodysplasia Ossificans
of the Masticatory Muscles 8:00 - 8:20 Functional
Orthodontics to Correct Class
Causing Irreversible
The Application of Extra-oral II Malocclusion in the Young
Awareness Outside of your Oral Lumps and Bumps in Trismus in a Cat (M Guzu); Dental X-rays Made
Approaches in Oromaxillofacial Horse (J Easley);
8:00-8:50am Surgical Procedure the First Year 8:25 - 8:50 Superficial Easy - Tips and Tricks
Surgery 8:25 - 8:50 Banking Samples
(A Castejon) (F Hale) Temporal Myofascial Flap (M Berg)
(J Soukup) and Genetic Testing for
Application for Reconstruction
Congenital Dental Disease
of Maxilectomy Defects in (J Easley)
Cats: Review of 2 Cases
(L Mestrinho)
9:00 - 9:20 Aberdeen Suture
Pattern with Buried Knots for 9:00 - 9:20 Retrospective
Mucoperiosteal Flap Closure Comparison of Cheek Tooth
Exodontia in 49 Equids via
in the Cat (R Baratt);
Local and Regional Review of Odontogenic Dealing with Difficult Oral and Minimally Invasive Buccal Dental Emergencies
9:25 - 9:50 A New Modality
9:00-9:50am Anesthesia in Oral Surgery Tumors Maxillofacial Cases Approach or Retropulsion “Seriously”
for Socket Preservation and
(A Castejon) (S Goldschmidt) (B Arzi, S Peralta) Procedure (C Griffin); (J Losey)
Ridge Augmentation using
9:25 - 9:50 Compound
Autologous Dentin Graft from
Odontoma a Case Study and
Extracted Teeth Literature Review (J Dickey)
(R Mele, A Binderman)
9:50-10:20am Break with Exhibitors & Poster presenters Q&A Session
10:20 - 10:40 Canine
Clinical Experience Working
Odontogenic Parakaratinzed Understanding the Role of
with Cone-Beam Computed The Weird and Unusual:
Small Animal Dental Head and Neck Lymph Node Cyst in a 6-yr-old Shih Tzu Inflammation in Periodontal
Tomography in Veterinary When a “Dental” Problem
10:20-11:10am Extractions and Complications Diagnostics and Surgery (D DeRose); Disease - A Technicians
Dentistry, Oral and isn’t Really a Dental
(T Jacobson) (A Reiter) 10:45 - 11:10 Sino-Orbital Prespective
Maxillofacial Surgery Problem! (M Rice)
Rhizopus in a Cat (M Berg)
(B Arzi)
(K Saverino)
Treatment and Outcome
3 Mandibulectomy’s for
Interpretation of Head and BEGIN JOVD IN THE of Pituitary Abscesses
11:20am- Pearls of Wisdom for Dental and Oral Trauma 3 Different Reasons
Neck Computed Tomography CLINICS: from Secondary Sinusitis,
Extracting Dog Teeth in the First Year “A Technicians View of
12:10pm in Dogs and Cats JOVD 2018 Editor’s Report Attributed to Primary Dental
(B Mulherin) (F Hale) OS4 Surgery”
(A Reiter) (J Lewis, M Pond) Pathology in Two Horses
(J Losey)
(RB Tanner)
12:10-1:30pm Box Lunches available in exhibit hall for registered attendees and exhibitors (1 each)
FUNDAMENTALS INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED JOVD IN THE CLINICS EQUINE TECHNICIAN
The Influence of ‘Design’ on Strengthening the
Feline Tooth Resorption Dentoalveolar Trauma: Management of Salivary Gland An Update on Equine
the Strength of the Canine Human-Animal Bond
1:30-2:20pm Diagnosis and Treatment Part 1 Disease in Dogs and Cats Infundibular Disease
Tooth in Dogs through Dentistry
(B Niemiec) (A Thomson) (A Reiter) (A Horbal)
(J Soukup) (B Altier)
Tips and Pitfalls in Submitting
Use of Platelet Rich Plasma Long Term Follow Up
Dentoalveolar Trauma: Manuscripts: Panel
Feline Dental Extractions and Platelet Rich Fibrin in of Infundibular Caries Feline Oral Diseases
2:30-3:20pm Part 2 Discussion
(E Ribka) Oral Surgery Restorations (2006-2017) (J Losey)
(A Thomson) (J Lewis, A Reiter, J Soukup,
(K Feigin) (C Pearce)
M Smith, F Hale)
3:20-3:50pm Break with Exhibitors
Panel Discussion:
An Exploration of the
The Humble Dental Machine
TMJ Luxation in Cats Boundaries of Veterinary Lymph Node Staging of Oral Equine Oronasal Fistula The Power Behind
- an Oft Forgotten Team
3:50-4:40pm and Dogs Dentistry and Oral Surgery and Maxillofacial Neoplasms Repair Techniques Power Scalers
Member
(J Jung) (A Reiter, S Peralta, (M Smith) (L Marron) (J Hernandez-Eliason)
(J Pegg)
C Snyder, J Rawlinson,
M Gracis)
Panel Discussion: 4:50 - 5:10 Psuedoankylosis
Clients, Patients and Staffing
Suffering in Silence: Periodontal Flap Surgery The Pros and Cons of Localized Intrinsic Staining of the TMJ in a Horse
Oh My! How to Successfully
The Welfare Impacts of and Guided Tissue Academic and Private Clinical of Teeth Due to Pulpitis and (N Chiero);
4:50-5:40pm Juggle Everything Dentistry
Dental Disease Regeneration Practice Pulp Necrosis in Dogs 5:15 - 5:40 Equine Canine
in Your Practice
(K Stewart) (B Niemiec) (B Arzi, J Soukup, K Stepaniuk, (F Hale) Resorption
(B Altier)
M Lommer, J Lewis) (N duToit)
6 ATTENDEE PROSPECTUS2018 VDF PROGRAM GRID - SUNDAY LECTURES
Program subject to change (for current schedule, refer to VDF website; www.VeterinaryDentalForum.org)
TIME FUNDAMENTALS INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED JOVD IN THE CLINICS EQUINE TECHNICIAN
Principles of Periodontal Cortical Allografts for Development of the Penn Total
DIY: Extraction of Root Advances in Large Animal Gaining Home Care
Disease Diagnosis and Mandibular Reconstruction Mouth Periodontal Score for
8:00-8:50am Fragments Dentistry and Oral Surgery Compliance - What Works!
Treatment - Part 1 in Dogs Dogs and Cats
(J D’Astous) (E Earley) (M Berg)
(A Thomson) (J Battig, J Lewis) (C Harvey)
Principles of Periodontal Feline ‘Odontolysis’ in
Obturation Facts and Three “Pitfalls” in Treating Periodontal Therapy...
Disease Diagnosis and A Focus on Feline Dentistry the 1920’s: the Forgotten
9:00-9:50am Fallacies Sinus Disease Start to Finish
Treatment - Part 2 (K Kling) Histopathological Study
(J Bellows) (E Earley) (J Hertzoff)
(A Thomson) (A Reiter)
9:50-10:20am Break with Exhibitors
Current Concepts of Feline Oral and Crown Extensions to Correct
Dental Sinusitis: A Box of Stages of Periodontal
Periodontal Disease and Maxillofacial Surgery: Linguoverted Canine
10:20-11:10am Chocolates Disease
Therapy Part 1 Teeth in Dogs
(S Galloway) (W Rensman)
(B Niemiec) (S Manfra) (S Storli)
Feline Oral and The Cleft Palate Puppy:
Evidence Based Approach to Current Equine Dental
Maxillofacial Surgery: Nursing Care from
11:20am-12:10pm Home Oral Hygiene Research and Interpretation
Part 2 Birth to Post-Op
(A Reiter) (J Reiswig)
(S Manfra) (W Rensman)
12:10-1:30pm Lunch - On Your Own (Exhibit Hall closes at 2pm)
FUNDAMENTALS INTERMEDIATE EQUINE TECHNICIAN
1:30 - 1:50 Novel Techniques
on the Horizon in Equine
Dentistry
Perioperative
Feline Oral Issues in (T Henry); Becoming a Dental
Considerations in Dentistry
1:30-2:20pm the First Year Concierge
and Oral Surgery
(F Hale) 1:55 - 2:20 Tips, Tricks (B Neimiec)
(A Reiter)
and Gadgets for “Funner”
Dentistry
(L Kimberlin)
2:30 - 2:50 Equine Oral
Neoplasia, a Guide to
Diagnosis and Treatment
Planning (I Bishop);
Diagnostic Imaging of Facial
Pro-Active Dental Care
2:30-3:20pm and Neck Swellings
(F Hale) 2:55 - 3:20 Biosecurity in
(A Castejon)
Equine Dentistry – Soap
Opera or Real Need for
Increased Awareness
(N Pusturla)
3:20-3:50pm Break (Exhibits closed at 2:00pm)
Minimally Invasive Repulsion
Use of Antimicrobial Agents (MIR) in 37 Standing
Chewzing the Right Chew
3:50-4:40pm in Veterinary Dentistry Sedated Horses Using
(J Bellows) Bespoke Repulsion Pins
(E Sarkiala)
(C Pearce)
Get Better Compliance 4:50 - 5:10
Using Surgical Loupes During Clinical Cases:
Making Dentistry Fun
4:50-5:40pm Complications and
(J Bellows) Consultation Outcomes
(J D’Astous) (C Turner)
THE SHERATON GRAND PHOENIX | NOVEMBER 15-18, 2018 WWW.VETERINARYDENTALFORUM.ORG 7LABORATORY DESCRIPTIONS
Program subject to change/Lab attendance is limited
Feline Radiography Lab - Periodontal disease and tooth resorption extractions of different teeth from A to Z. The lecture will also cover
is commonly found in feline patients. We need intraoral dental crown amputations sometime necessary in cases of tooth resorptions.
radiographs to properly diagnose the presence and significance of the Limited to 30 participants. (DVMs Only) This lab will be presented twice
disease, along with helping to create a treatment plan. The normal by different presenters.Check schedule on page 11 for times.
techniques used to radiograph dogs don’t always work with cats,
due to their unique anatomy. In this lab, we will discuss and practice “Fill” Me in on the Latest in Restorations - A 1-hour lecture, then
the various methods of overcoming the positioning challenges, such hands-on laboratory covering the basic equipment & materials with
as the overlapping of the zygoma and cutting off the apices of the step by step instructions for dentin bonding and composite restorations.
mandibular teeth. We will work to improve the quality and timing of our Indications, diagnostics, and contra-indications for restorations will be
dental radiographic series. Common pathology will also be discussed. covered. Following the lecture, participants will be given the opportunity
Positioning technique handouts will be given to all participants. Limited to apply dentin bonding, prepare cavity preparations, fill preparations
to 20 participants. (Techs and DVMs) This is a two hour lab. It will be with composite materials and finish the restorations. Limited to 30
presented twice. Check schedule on page 11 for times. participants.
Fundamentals of Canine Dental Extractions - This laboratory will Mandibular Fracture Repair - This laboratory will focus on mandibular
focus on every step of surgical extraction in dogs: proper mucogingival fracture repair on a Sawbones model with bilateral mandibular body
flap design, tooth sectioning, bone removal, use of dental elevator fractures. A combination of techniques such as interdental wiring and
and luxators, use of tooth forceps, alveoloplasty, periosteal releasing interfragmentary wiring will be applied for reduction and stabilization.
incisions and tension-free suturing. The laboratory will start with an hour An introductory lecture will be given at the beginning of the laboratory.
of lecture including many videos on how to use different instruments The focus of the lecture will be mostly on maxillofacial trauma and
and it will show extractions of carnassial and canine teeth from A to Z. achieving normal occlusion, a cornerstone of jaw fracture repair.
Limited to 30 participants. (DVMs Only) This is a four hour lab. It will be To that point, pharyngotomy tube placement will also be discussed
presented twice by different presenters.Check schedule on page 11 for and demonstrated to facilitate appliance placement and to maintain
times. correct occlusion. Proper placement of wire and composite appliances
in the mouth will be reviewed and practiced. Composite application
Endodontics II - Endodontic Debridement: Cleaning and Shaping will be practiced in combination with the four basic interdental wiring
the Root Canal System - This lab will build on the endodontic access techniques (Ivy loop, Stout, Essig, and Risdon). Interfragmentary wiring
laboratory that was offered in 2017 and will cover instrumentation of techniques will be utilized for treatment of a three-piece mandibular
the pulp chamber for endodontic therapy. Principles and techniques body fracture. Standard equipment for minimally-invasive jaw fracture
of endodontic instrumentation will be taught. Participants will be able repair will be discussed and will be available for use during the
to use hand and rotary files. It is expected attendees of the laboratory laboratory. Stabilization of caudal mandibular or TMJ fractures with
already have knowledge and experience with endodontic access. maxillomandibular fixation will be demonstrated. A limited number of
Limited to 30 participants. canine and feline cadavers will be available for demonstration purposes
and for supplemental practice by attendee as time permits. This
Regional Nerve Blocks for Dental Patients- This lab will teach the laboratory would be ideal for those preparing for the AVDC examination
attendee some very practical, safe and cost-effective ways of controlling and trainees in dental residency programs. Limited to 30 participants.
pain during and long after oral surgery. You will learn to block strategic (DVMs Only)
nerve points within the oral cavity. The use of opioids in conjunction
with a local anesthetic will be discussed to extend the duration of Complications of Extractions: Hands on Laboratory - This hands-
the analgesia well into the next day(s). Many of the new multimodal on laboratory will help veterinarians understand and handle the most
pain management options will be thoroughly discussed. Limited to 20 common complications of extractions, including oronasal fistula repair,
participants. This is a two hour lab. It will be presented twice. Check fractured root tip removal and rostral mandibular fracture. There will be
schedule on page 11 for times. a required lecture session separately within the schedule to allow for
maximum hands-on time in the laboratory. This lecture will also address
Essential Periodontal Therapy: The Necessary Tools and how to avoid these common complications. Limited to 30 participants.
Techniques for Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention of Periodontal (DVMs Only)
Disease - Lab covers instrument selection, usage and care for
the treatment of periodontal disease, inclusive of probing, charting, Dentistry Specifics for Veterinary Technician: Utilization of the
identification of visual oral pathology, treatment planning, the use of Tools of the Trade - Station 1: Power instrumentation: specifics will
ultrasonic and hand instrumentation, sharpening techniques and an be discussed in regards to ultrasonic scalers of different types as well
overview of home care. Closed root planning and the use of Doxirobe as inserts and scaler tips, specifics as to differences and utilization
is included. Hands on lab and lecture utilizing extracted teeth, skulls for efficiency will be discussed and practiced. Specifics for the low
and cadavers. A necessary foundation for veterinarians and technicians speed and high speed handpieces will be taught and maintenance
providing dental services in their practices. These skills set the stage of these hand pieces practiced, emphasis on avoiding patient cross-
for advanced training in periodontal therapy and surgery. A lecture will contamination and ensuring longevity of the hand pieces stressed.
precede the hands-on portion. Limited to 30 participants. High-speed bur basics will be taught for recognition of different burs.
Station 2: Common dental hand instruments will be available for
Canine Radiography Lab - “Positioning for Perfect Rads”-Veterinary identification, periodontal instruments such as the hand scaler and
dental radiography, in particular, positioning is one of the most curette will be utilized to practice holding and using these on the teeth
frustrating aspects of veterinary dentistry. The bisecting angle technique to perform cleaning procedures. Sharpening will be taught at length on
can be demanding and difficult to perform consistently. Positioning the periodontal instruments as well as dental elevators and luxators.
patient, the sensor, and the tube head to create quality images can Station 3: Oral pathology, both recognition and documentation will be
be challenging. A simplified approach can consistently produce quality demonstrated and practiced. Use of common AVDC abbreviations will
images with less confusion if a few principles are followed and some be stressed as well as the proper use of the dental probe/explorer and
variables removed. Limited to 20 participants. (Techs and DVMs) dental mirror. Specific pathology will be staged to ensure that each
This lab will be presented three times by different presenters. Check student has opportunities to find commonly recognized pathology, also
schedule on page 11 for times. ensuring recognition of normal as it pertains to both the cat and dog
Feline Extraction Lab - This laboratory will focus on every step of mouth. Limited to 30 participants.
surgical extraction in cats: proper mucogingival flap design, tooth
sectioning, bone removal, use of dental elevator and luxators, use
of tooth forceps, alveoloplasty, periosteal releasing incisions and
tension-free suturing. The laboratory will start with an hour of lecture
including many videos on how to use each instruments and it will show
8 ATTENDEE PROSPECTUSLABORATORY DESCRIPTIONS (continued)
Program subject to change
Periodontal Flap Surgery Lab - This is a hands on lab demonstrating Specialists in Training: CT, MRI, Radiology Lab- “Principles and
periodontal flap surgery in the small animal veterinary patient. We will Applications of Oral and Maxillofacial CT and MRI.” Limited to 30
initiate with a discussion of necessary equipment as well as indications participants.
(and contra-indications). Following this, we will cover the various flap
techniques for proper periodontal surgery. Next, proper treatment of the Vet Tome Assisted Surgical Extraction Techniques in Dogs and
root surface will be presented. Proper follow up to ensure success will Cats - This laboratory is intended for practitioners that have confidence
also be covered. Finally, the techniques of guided tissue regeneration and experience in fundamental extraction and mucoperiosteal flap
will be taught. Limited to 30 participants. techniques. An introduction and use of the mechanical Vet Tome
(Periotome) to assist in severing the periodontal ligament to facilitate
Crown Preparations - Hands on laboratory covering indications for extractions will be presented. The Vet Tome will be utilized for simple
crown therapy, how to prepare a tooth for a crown and obtain proper extractions in addition to a tool to enhance surgical extraction of the
margins, obtain appropriate impressions and bite registration and how strategic teeth in the dog and cat. Challenges with extraction of a large
to make stone models. Prosthodontics is the dental specialty pertaining dog dilacerated maxillary 3rd incisor, augmentation and simplification
to the diagnosis, treatment planning, rehabilitation and maintenance of canine tooth surgical extractions, and the use of the Vet Tome to
of the oral function, comfort, appearance and health of patients with approach difficult surgical extractions will be performed in the laboratory.
clinical conditions associated with missing or deficient teeth and/or oral A 25-minute presentation to the lab attendees at the beginning of the
and maxillofacial tissues using biocompatible substitutes. Limited to 30 laboratory is necessary. The lecture will cover the principles of Vet Tome
participants. instrumentation and the mechanical principles behind the atraumatic
technique. A presentation of how and where the Vet Tome can be
Introduction to Dental Radiographic Interpretation: “I Just Got utilized to facilitate and enhance extraction techniques will be presented.
a Dental Rad System and I Want to Know About Normal and The Vet Tome can decrease bone removal necessary for difficult
Abnormal” - Evaluating what lurks below the gum line paves the course extractions and for removal of tooth roots at dilacerated angles. The Vet
of what needs to be done to help our patients. This presentation will look Tome offers practitioners with an additional method to effectively and
deeply into intraoral radiology interpretation with focus on periodontal, efficiently extract teeth while minimizing collateral hard and soft tissue
endodontic, tooth resorption and neoplastic disease in clinical cases. trauma. Limited to 16 participants. (DVMs Only)
Limited to 20 participants. This is a two hour lab.
Rostral Maxillectomy and Mandibulectomy - Oral Surgery - Hands
Primate Dentistry and Beakistry Lab - Radiology and endodontics will on laboratory covering indications for rostral mandibulectomy and
be practiced on specimen primate teeth. “Orthobeakics” will be practiced maxillectomy, appropriate margins required for the most common oral
on specimen bird beaks. This is a rare opportunity for participants tumors, how to determine surgical margins, proper surgical techniques,
to learn how to perform endodontics and restorative procedures on equipment and materials needed and performing the surgeries step-by-
primates, and how to diagnose and treat beak issues. step. Limited to 30 participants. (DVMs Only)
OR
Lions, Mountain Lions, Tiger: Radiology, Endodontics &
Exodontics, oh my! Radiology, endodontics and exodontics will be
practiced on specimen lions, tigers and mountain lions. This is a rare
opportunity for participants to learn how to perform endodontics and
exodontic procedures and practice their skills on large cats. (*Both Labs
Ideal for Preparation for PEIVDF Mission Trips) These labs will be held
in the same lab room. VDF management will contact you for selection
after you register for the lab. Limited to 20 participants.
Rabbit and Rodent Dentistry Lab - Master the skills required
to diagnose and manage one of the most frequent reasons for
presentation of exotic companion mammals to your practice. Learn
proper oral examination with the best equipment and perform these
common procedures including occlusal equilibration, extract teeth both
intraorally and extraorally and how to deal with abscesses. Limited to 30
participants.
The Technician’s Role in Endodontic and Prosthodontic
Procedures - (AVDT Mentees ONLY) - Endodontics is the branch
of veterinary dentistry that involves the diagnosis and treatment of
diseases of the pulp and periradicular tissue. This 2 ½ hour laboratory
will demonstrate the variety of methods used to diagnose endodontic
disease as well as a variety of procedures that are utilized to treat
endodontic disease. These procedures include: vital pulp therapy,
conventional root canal therapy, and surgical root canal therapy
(apicoectomy). This laboratory will focus on the veterinary dental
technician’s role in preparing for and assisting in these procedures.
Prosthodontics is that branch of dentistry that deals with the artificial
replacement of natural teeth or associated structures. Prosthodontics
in veterinary dentistry usually means crowns. There are many cases
in veterinary dentistry where crown restoration is indicated. This 2 ½
hour laboratory will demonstrate the techniques involved with preparing
teeth for crown restoration, impression taking for crown restoration as
well as the procedure for crown cementation. Differences between the
various crown choices (full jacket cast metal vs. porcelain) as well as 3/4
crowns will be demonstrated as well. This laboratory will focus on the
veterinary dental technician’s role in preparing for and assisting in these
procedures. Limited to 30 participants.
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TIME
Feline Radiography Lab
8:00am- “Positioning for Perfect Rads”
10:00am Techs and DVM’s
Dental Restorations Lab Vet Tome Assisted Surgical
(P. March) Canine Extraction Lab Crown Preparation Lab
“Fill Me Up” Extraction Lab
(J D’Astous) (R Furman)
(K Wingo) (K Stepaniuk)
Regional Anesthesia and Pain
10:00am-
Management Lab
12:00pm (W Gengler)
12:00pm-
Box Lunches are available in exhibit hall for registered attendees and exhibitors (1 each)
1:30pm
Regional Anesthesia and Pain
Management Lab
1:30pm-3:30pm Dentistry Specifics for
(W Gengler)
Repeated Rostral Maxillectomy and Endo II - Endodontic Veterinary Technician:
Feline Extraction Lab
Mandibulectomy Debridement Lab Utilization of the Tools
(C. Miles)
Feline Radiology Lab (R Furman) (M Balke) of the Trade
“Positioning for Perfect Rads” (B Altier)
3:30pm-5:30pm
(P March)
Repeated
2018 VDF PROGRAM GRID - SATURDAY LABS
Program subject to change (for current schedule, refer to VDF website; www.VeterinaryDentalForum.org)
TIME
Primate Dentistry and
8:00am- Beakistry* (P Emily)
10:00am Canine Radiography Lab OR
“Positioning for Perfect Rads” Feline Extraction Lab Complications of Extractions Lions, Mountain Lions, Tiger:
Mandibular Fracture Repair
Techs and DVM’s (J D’Astous) - Hands on Laboratory Radiology, Endodontics &
(K Taney, C Snyder)
(B. Gaddis) Repeated (K Bannon) Exodontics, oh my!
10:00am- (S Holmstrom, D Winter)*
12:00pm *Both Labs Ideal for Preparation
for PEIVDF Mission Trips
12:00pm-
Box Lunches are available in exhibit hall for registered attendees and exhibitors (1 each)
1:30pm
Introduction to Dental
1:30pm- Radiographic Interpretation: “I
3:30pm Just Got a Dental Rad Essential Periodontal Therapy:
Canine Radiology Lab System and I Want to Know The Necessary Equipment
“Positioning for About Normal and Abnormal” and Techniques for Proper
Canine Extraction Lab Periodontal Flap
Perfect Rads” (D Bellows, E McMorran) Diagnosis
(L Legendre) Surgery Lab
(G Modrcin) ________________________ (C Weldin, R Brannon, P
Repeated (GG Riggs)
Repeated Mitchell)
3:30pm-5:30pm
2018 VDF PROGRAM GRID - SUNDAY LABS
Program subject to change (for current schedule, refer to VDF website; www.VeterinaryDentalForum.org)
TIME
8:00am-
The Technician’s Role in
10:00am Canine Radiology Lab Specialist-In-Training (SIT)
Complications of Extractions Endodontic and Prosthodontic
“Positioning for CT, MRI, Radiology Lab Rabbit and Rodent
- Hands on Laboratory Procedures -
Perfect Rads” (Open to Residents Dentistry
(K Bannon) AVDT Mentees Only
(L Hiscox) and all DVMs) (L Legendre)
Repeated (VTS Training Lab)
10:00am- Repeated (D Cissell)
(B Hall)
12:00pm
12:00pm-
Lunch on Your Own
1:30pm
1:30pm-3:20pm
3:30pm-5:20pm
10 ATTENDEE PROSPECTUSFORUM SPEAKERS
Program subject to change (for current schedule, refer to VDF website; www.VeterinaryDentalForum.org)
Benita Altier, LVT, VTS (Dentistry) Anthony Caiafa, DMD Terrie Faber, BSA, DVM, FAVD Jeanette Hernandez-Eliason, CVT,
Pawsitive Dental Education East Point Pet Clinic Alberta Veterinary Dentistry RDH
Prosser WA 99350 6470 E 22nd St Suite 107, 358-58 Ave SW University of Pennsylvania
Jamie Anderson, MS, DAVDC, DACVIM Tucson AZ 85710 Calgary AB T2H 2M5 3900 Delancy Street
Sacramento Veterinary Dental Services Ana Castejon Gonzalez, DVM, PhD CANADA Philadelphia PA 19104
2939 Mather Field Rd Ste 2 University of Pennsylvania Judy Force, DVM, DAVDC, FAVD Jennifer Hertzoff, CVT
Rancho Cordova CA 95670 School of Veterinary Medicine Dentistry for Animals Veterinary Dentistry Training
Department of Dentistry and Oral 8035 Soquel Dr #45 3209 S College Ave
Boaz Arzi, DVM, DAVCD, DEVDC
Surgery Aptos CA 95003 Tempe AZ 85282
University of California, Davis
3900 Delancey St #3113
1 Garrod Drive Kristina Feigin, DVM Brian Hewitt, DVM
Philadelphia PA 19130
Davis CA 95616 Veterinary Dental Services Cheyenne West Animal Hospital
Michael Balke, DVM, FAVD Mark Chalkley, MANZCVS, DACVP 530 Massachusetts Ave 3650 N Buffalo Dr
Arizona Veterinary Dental Specialists IDEXX Laboratories, Inc. Boxborough MA 01719 Las Vegas NV 89129
7908 E Chaparral Rd Ste 108 350 E Wilson Bridge Rd Ste 100
Robert Furman, BVMS, MRCVS Lorraine Hiscox, DVM, FAVD, DAVDC
Scottsdale AZ 85250 Worthington OH 43085
Veterinary Dental Specialties and Oral Ottawa Animal and Specialty Hospital
Sam Babbitt, DVM Naomi Chiero, BA, DVM Surgery 1155 Lola St
Virginia Veterinary Centers Dept of The Ohio State University VMC 1350 Reynolds Ave #116 Ottawa ON K1K 4C1
Dentistry and Oral Surgery Equine Field Services Irvine CA 92614 CANADA
3312 W Cary St 601 Vernon L Tharp St
Bert Gaddis, DVM, DAVDC Steven E Holmstrom, DVM, DAVDC
Richmond VA 23221 Columbus OH 43231
Indian Springs Animal Clinic PEIVDF
Kris Bannon, DVM, DAVDC, FAVD Curt Coffman, DVM, DAVDC, FAVD 1583 Cahaba Valley Rd 1802 Pescadores Ave
Veterinary Dentistry and Oral Surgery Arizona Veterinary Dental Specialists Pelham AL 35124 San Pedro CA 90732
5 Camino Kursten 86 W Juniper Ave
Stephen Galloway, DVM, DAVDC Apryle Horbal, VMD, MPhil
Algodones NM 87001 Gilbert AZ 85233
Animal Dental Care Specialists University Veterinary Specialists
Robert Barratt, DVM, MS, DAVDC Jerome D’Astous, DVM, IPSAV, 8565 Hwy 64 2810 Washington Rd
Salem Valley Veterinary Clinic DAVDC Somerville TN 38068 McMurray PA 15317
12 Centre St Centre Veterinaire Daubigny
Jerzy Gawor, DAVDC, DEVDC, FAVD Taichi Inui, PhD
Salem CT 06420 3405 Blvd Wilfrid-Hamel
Klinika Weterynaryjna Arka WALTHAM Centre for Pet Nutrition
Quebec QC G1P 2J3
Jean Battig, DVM, DAVDC Chlopska 2a Freeby Lane
CANADA
Animal Dental Clinic Krakow 30-806 Melton Mowbray Leicestershire
15800 SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd 300 Danny DeRose, DVM POLAND LE14 4RT
Lake Oswego OR 97035 14-735 Markland St UK
Colleen Geisbush, DVM
Markham ON L6C 0G6
Cindy Bell, DVM, DACVP University of California-Davis Teresa Jacobson, BSc, DVM
CANADA
Kansas State University One Shields Drive Jacobson Veterinary Services
Dept of Diagnostic Medicine and Jason Dickey, DVM Davis CA 1955 Kirschner Road
Pathobiology Equine Veterinary Dental Services Kelowna BC V1Y 4N7
William Gengler, DVM, DAVDC
1800 Dennison Ave PO Box 333 CANADA
Dallas Veterinary Dentistry & Oral
Manhattan KS 66506 Granville OH 43023
Surgery Stephanie Johnson, BAS, CVT, VTS
Emma Bellei, DVM, PhD Neetza Drake, CVT, VTS (Dentistry) 2320 W Southlake Blvd Ste 2 (Anesthesia/Analgesia, Dentistry)
Dept of Veterinary Medical Science, Southern Oregon Veterinary Specialty Southlake TX 76092 BluePearl Veterinary Partners
Alma Mater Studiorum-Bologna Center 308 W 7200 S
Stephanie Goldschmidt, BVM&S
University 3265 Biddle Rd Midvale UT 84047
University of Minnesota COVM
Via Chiusa, 1/F Medford OR 97504
1365 Gortner Ave Jin Jung, DVM
Castel Guelfo Di Bologna Bologna Nicole du Toit, BVSc, MSc, PhD, St Paul MN 55108 University of Pennsylvania SOVM
40023 DEVDC. DAVDC Dentistry and Oral Surgery Service
ITALY Cleet Griffin, DVM
Equine Dental Clinic 3800 Spruce St
Texas A&M University COVM &
David Bellows, DVM Old Barn Cottage, Witchampton Philadelphia PA 19104
Biomedical Sciences
All Pets Dental Wimbourne Dorset BH21 5BX
Dept of Large Animal Clinical Sciences Larry Kimberlin, DVM, FAVD, CVPP,
17100 Royal Palm Blvd UK
4475 TAMU DAVDC
Weston FL 33326 Andrew Duke, DVM, FAVD College Station TX 77843-4475 NE Texas Veterinary Dental Center
Duke Animal Clinic 8414 Wesley
Jan Bellows, DVM, DAVDC, ABVP Mihai Guzu, DMV
1962 Schillinger Rd S Greenville TX 75402
All Pets Dental ADVETIA Centre Hospitalier
Mobile AL 36695
17100 Royal Palm Blvd Veterinaire Katherine Kling, DVM
Weston FL 33326 Edward Earley, DVM, AVDC/Eq 9-11, Avenue Louis Breguet University of Illinois
Equine and Farm Animal Hospital Velizy-Villacoublay Ile de France Veterinary Clinical Medicine, Dentistry
Mary Berg, LATG, RVT, VTS (Dentistry)
Cornell University 78140 1008 W Hazelwood Dr
Beyond the Crown Veterinary
Ithaca NY FRANCE Urbana IL 61802
Education
1002 E 850th Rd Jack Easley, DVM, MS, DABVP, Fraser Hale, DEVM, FAVD, DAVDC Loïc Legendre, DVM, DAVDC, DEVDC
Lawrence KS 66047 DAVDC Hale Veterinary Clinic Northwest Veterinary Dental Services
Equine Veterinary Practice LLC 159 Fife Rd 4037 Sunset Blvd
Ian Bishop, DVM
PO Box 1075 Guelph ON N1H 7N8 North Vancouver BC V7R 3Y7
Midwest Veterinary Dental Services
Shelbyville KY 40066 CANADA CANADA
W3143 County Rd D
Elkhorn WI 53121 Edward Eisner, DVM, DAVDC, Barron P. Hall, DVM, FAVD, DAVDC John R. Lewis, VMD, FAVD, DAVDC
CHZWD Animal Dental Clinic NorthStar VETS
Tina Brandon Abbatangelo, DDS
VCA Highlands Ranch Animal 410 Maple Ave W Ste 1 Dentistry and Oral Surgery
UNLV School of Dental Medicine
Specialty and Emergency Center Vienna VA 22180 315 Robbinsville-Allentown Rd
4505 S Maryland Pkwy
5640 County Line Pl Ste 1 Robbinsville NJ 08691
Las Vegas NV 89154 Colin Harvey, BVSc, FRCVS, DACVS,
Highlands Ranch CO 80126
Randi Brannan, DVM, DAVDC, FAVD DAVDC Herbert Lima Correa, DVM, MSc
Peter Emily, DDS, Hon. DAVDC Veterinary Oral Health Council Odontovet-Veterinary Dentistry Centre
Animal Dental Clinic
Peter Emily International Veterinary 622 Maple Court Av Magalhaes de Castro 12
Advanced Dentisty & Oral Surgery
Dental Foundation Haddonfield NJ 08033 San Paulo SP 5502000
15800 SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd 300
1051 Independence St BRAZIL
Lake Oswego, OR 97035 Travis Henry, DVM, DAVDC
Lakewood CO 80215
Midwest Veterinary Dental Services
PO Box 466
Elkhorn WI 53121
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Program subject to change (for current schedule, refer to VDF website; www.VeterinaryDentalForum.org)
Jeannie Losey, RVT, VTS (Dentistry) Santiago Peralta, DVM, DAVDC Christopher Snyder, DVM, DAVDC Douglas Winter, DVM, DAVDC
NC State Veterinary Teaching Hospital Cornell University COVM Dept of Surgical Sciences Midwest Animal Dentistry & Oral
Dentistry and Oral Surgery Service Department of Clinical Sciences University of Wisconsin-Madison Surgery
1060 William Moore Dr Ithaca NY 14853 School of Veterinary Medicine 7700 W 45th St N
Raleigh NC 27607 2015 Linden Dr Maize KS 67101
Nicola Pusterla, DVM, PhD
Madison WI 53562
Sandra Manfra Marretta, DVM, University of California-Davis SOVM
DACVS, DAVDC Dept of Medicine and Epidemiology Jason W Soukup, DVM, DAVDC
University of Illinois COVM One Shields Ave University of Wisconsin-Madison
1815 County Rd 900 North Davis CA 95616 2015 Linden Drive
Philo IL 61864 Madison WI 53706
Jennifer Rawlinson, DVM, DAVDC
Patricia March, RVT, VTS (Dentistry) Colorado State University Kevin Stepaniuk, DVM, FAVD, DAVDC
Animal Dental Center 4816 Regency Dr Veterinary Dentistry Education and
Parkville MD 21234 Fort Collins CO 80526 Consulting Services
Ridgefield WA 98642
Louise Marron, DVM, DAVDC Jeff Reiswig, DVM, PhD, DAVDC
Alpine Animal Hospital Equine Veterinary Dental Services LLC Kymberley Stewart, DVM
17776 Hwy 82 PO Box 333 2274 Bethnal Green Rd
Carbondale CO 81623 Granville OH 43023 Oakville ON L6J 5J9
CANADA
Jennifer Mathis, DVM, CVPP Alexander Reiter, DVM, DAVDC,
Animal Dentistry Referral Services DEVDC Sigbjorn Storli, DVM, DEVDC
1326 Sunset Drive University of Pennsylvania School of Animal Dental Clinic
Norwalk IA 50211 Veterinary Medicine Andebu veien 3
3900 Delancey St Sem Vestfold 3170
Elizabeth McMorran, DVM NORWAY
Philadelphia PA 19104
All Pets Dental
17100 Royal Palm Blvd Wendi Rensman, CVT Kendall Taney, DVM, DAVDC, FAVD
Weston FL 33326 University of Pennsylvania Center for Veterinary Dentistry and
MJR Veterinaty Hospital Oral Surgery
Rocco Mele, DMD 9041 Gaither Road
3900 Delancey St
East Point Pet Clinic Gaithersburg MD 20877
Philadelphia PA 19104
6470 E 22ns St
Tucson AZ 85710 Molly Rice, DVM R Brad Tanner, DVM
Midwest Veterinary Dental Services Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital
Lisa Mestrinho, DVM, MsC, PhD, PO Box 12070
PO Box 466
FAVD Lexington KY 40580
Elkhorn WI 53121
Faculdade de Medicina Veterinaria
Av da Universidade Tecnica GG Comet Riggs, DVM, DAVDC Amy Thomson, DVM
Lisbon 1300-477 Seattle Veterinary Specialists Blue University of Wisconsin-Madison
PORTUGAL Pearl - Downtown Dentistry and Oral 614 E Johnson St, Apt 318
Surgery Dept Madison WI 53703
Chanda Miles, DVM, DAVDC
805 Madison Ave Ste 100
Gult Coast Veterinary Specialists Susan Thorne, BScHons, DVMS,
Seatte WA 98104
1111 West Loop South Ste 160 MRCVS
Houston TX 77494 Erin P. Ribka, DVM DentalVets
Gulf South Veterinary Dentistry and 29-31 Station Hill
Gary L Modrcin, DVM, DAVDC North Berwick East Lothian Eh39 4AS
Oral Surgery
BluePearl Veterinary Partners UK
524 Moss St
11950 W 110th St Ste B
New Orleans LA 70119
Overland Park KS 66210 Colleen Turner, DVM
Eva Sarkiala, DVM, PhD, DAVDC, MSU CVM Large Animal Clinical
Brenda Mulherin, DVM, DACVO Sciences
DEVDC
Iowa State University 12010 Kipp Rd
University of Helsinki, Dept of Equine
College of Veterinary Medicine Goodrich MI 48438
and Small Animal Medicine
1809 S Riverside Dr
FINLAND
Ames IA 50011-3619 Ignacio Velazquez-Urgel, DVM
Christopher Sauve, DVM University of Pennsylvania /Dentistry
Maria Nellessen, CVT, VTS (Dentistry) and Oral Surgery Service
Companion Animal Dentistry of
1381 Floral Drive West 3900 Delancey Street
Kansas City
Arden Hills MN 55112 Philadelphia PA 19104
14918 W 87th St
Brook A. Niemiec, DVM, DAVDC, Lenexa KS 66215
Corrin Wallis, BSc, PhD
DEVDC, FAVD WALTHAM Centre for Pet Nutrition
Kelly Saverino, DVM
Southern California Veterinary Dental Freeby Lane
University of Pennsylvania
Specialties and Oral Surgery Melton Mowbray
Matthew J Ryan Veterinary Hospital
5775 Chesapeake Ct Leicestershire LE14 4RT
3900 Delancey Street Room 3113
San Diego CA 92123 UK
Philadelphia PA 19104
Larry Oxenham Margie Smith, BS, DVM Carol C Weldin, RDH, BS
American Society for Asset Protection Colorado State University 1520 Diablo Vista Road
1350 E Flamingo Rd Ste 813 Dentistry and Oral Surgery Alamo CA 94507
Las Vegas NV 89119 300 W Drake Rd
Kipp Wingo, DVM, DAVDC
Chris Pearce, BVSc, DEVDC, MRCVS Fort Collins CO 80523
Arizona Veterinary Dental Specialists
The Equine Dental Clinic Mark Smith, VMD, DAVDC, DACVS 1109 E Falling Star Rd
Witchampton Center for Veterinary Dentistry & Oral Phoenix AZ 85086
Wimborne Dorset BH21 5BX Surgery
UK Jenna Winer, DVM
9041 Gaither Rd
Dog & Cat Dentist
John Pegg, DVM Gaithersburg MD 20878
9599 Jefferson Blvd
Colorado State University Culver City CA 90232
300 W Drake Rd
Fort Collins CO 80523
12 ATTENDEE PROSPECTUSVDF SESSION COORDINATORS
Fundamentals Track
Kris Bannon, DVM, DAVDC, FAVD Matthew Lemmons, DVM, DAVDC Bonnie Shope, DVM, DAVDC
Intermediate Track
Kris Bannon, DVM, DAVDC, FAVD Matthew Lemmons, DVM, DAVDC Bonnie Shope, DVM, DAVDC
Advanced Track
Boaz Arzi, DVM, DAVDC, DEVDC Jason Soukup, DVM, DAVDC Michael Peak, DVM, DAVDC
Original Research Track
Boaz Arzi, DVM, DAVDC, DEVDC Jason Soukup, DVM, DAVDC Michael Peak, DVM, DAVDC
Brief Clinical Reports
Boaz Arzi, DVM, DAVDC, DEVDC Jason Soukup, DVM, DAVDC Michael Peak, DVM, DAVDC
Marketing and Management
Boaz Arzi, DVM, DAVDC, DEVDC Jason Soukup, DVM, DAVDC Michael Peak, DVM, DAVDC
Lab Coordinator
Chad Lothamer, DVM, DAVDC
Exotics
Steve Holmstrom, DVM, DAVDC Douglas Winter, DVM, DAVDC
Technician
Candice Hoerner, RVT, VTS (Dentistry)
Specialist-in-Training
Barden Greenfield, DVM, DAVDC
Equine Chair/Co-Chair
Robert Barratt, DVM, DAVDC Jack Easley, DVM, DAVDC
Review and Assessment
Diane Carle, DVM, DAVDC
Poster Sessions
Boaz Arzi, DVM, DAVDC, DEVDC Jason Soukup, DVM, DAVDC Michael Peak, DVM, DAVDC
JOVD in the Clinics
John Lewis, VMD, FAVD, DAVDC
THE SHERATON GRAND PHOENIX | NOVEMBER 15-18, 2018 WWW.VETERINARYDENTALFORUM.ORG 13The Veterinary Dental Forum has
secured a block of rooms for
INFORMATION attendees and exhibitors of the 2018
The Sheraton Grand Phoenix VDF. Reduced VDF rates are $209
340 N. 3rd St. single/double.
Phoenix, Arizona
Reservations are available online at:
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Book/veterinarydentalforum
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602-262-2500. When calling, be sure
to tell reservations that you are with
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Hotel reservation deadline:
October 17, 2018!
(Based on availability.)
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