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Veterinary Dentistry Live Helping veterinarians master dentistry with expert-led online courses & hands-on training. 🦷🐾 Elevate your skills & improve patient care!

Learn more: https://veterinarydentistry.net The online learning hub for veterinarian/technician dentistry teams to help build a quality dentistry service in their practice.

Ever watched a course and wished you could ask a question?Now you can.Join Dr. Brett Beckman live as he records the upda...
08/07/2026

Ever watched a course and wished you could ask a question?
Now you can.

Join Dr. Brett Beckman live as he records the updated Surgical Extraction Course.
Bring your toughest cases. Bring your biggest questions. Bring the challenges you face in practice.

Participate in live Q&A during Surgical Extraction Training and watch as those conversations help shape the final training.
Participate live starting at $97.

29/06/2026

Precision begins with proper instrument control.

In this clip, Dr. Brett Beckman demonstrates how finger positioning and controlled scalpel movements can improve flap creation, protect healthy tissue, and provide greater precision during dental extractions.

Small technical adjustments can make a significant difference in surgical efficiency and tissue handling.

What surgical technique has made the biggest difference in your extractions over the years?

29/06/2026

Could exosomes play a larger role in the future of veterinary dentistry?

In this clip, Dr. Brett Beckman discusses the science behind exosomes, how they differ from stem cells, and why they are generating interest as a potential tool in regenerative therapies.

As research continues to evolve, understanding emerging technologies helps veterinary professionals stay informed about the future of patient care.

What advancements in veterinary dentistry are you most excited to see in the coming years?

29/06/2026

"My pet doesn't seem painful."

It's one of the most common concerns veterinarians hear when discussing dental treatment.

In this clip, Dr. Brett Beckman explains why pets with advanced periodontal disease often show few obvious signs of pain at home—and why many owners notice meaningful behavioral improvements after appropriate treatment.

Recognizing hidden oral pain is an important part of improving patient welfare and helping clients understand the value of comprehensive dental care.

What positive changes have you seen after treating advanced periodontal disease?

29/06/2026

Why are dental extractions often more challenging in brachycephalic dogs?

In this clip, Dr. Brett Beckman explains how breed-specific anatomy—including dense bone, rotated tooth roots, and unique radiographic orientation—can significantly increase the complexity of extractions and surgical closure.

Understanding these anatomical differences helps clinicians plan procedures more effectively and anticipate potential challenges before they arise.

Which brachycephalic breed do you find most challenging when performing dental extractions?

29/06/2026

Severe periodontal disease isn't just a problem in older patients.

In this case, Dr. Brett Beckman reviews a young patient with significant inflammation and radiographic bone loss, highlighting why age should never be the sole factor when assessing oral health.

Early recognition and appropriate diagnostics can make a meaningful difference in treatment options and long-term outcomes.

Have you encountered advanced periodontal disease in a patient this young?

29/06/2026

Not every cat with severe oral inflammation has feline chronic gingivostomatitis (FCGS).

In this clip, Dr. Brett Beckman discusses why accurate diagnosis matters and how conditions such as feline juvenile gingivitis can closely resemble FCGS in general practice.

Recognizing the differences is the first step toward selecting the most appropriate treatment plan and improving patient outcomes.

Have you encountered cases where feline oral inflammation wasn't what it initially appeared to be?

29/06/2026

When managing feline chronic gingivostomatitis (FCGS), should you perform partial mouth extractions or full-mouth extractions?

In this clip, Dr. Brett Beckman explains how the location and extent of inflammation influence treatment planning, and why identifying involvement of the canine and incisor teeth is critical when deciding the most appropriate surgical approach.

Successful outcomes begin with an accurate diagnosis and a treatment plan tailored to the individual patient.

How do you approach extraction planning in FCGS cases?

29/06/2026

What if the most significant dental disease isn't visible during the oral exam?

In this clip, Dr. Brett Beckman explains why periodontal probing is essential—especially in breeds like Dachshunds, where significant bone loss around the maxillary canine tooth can be hidden beneath the gumline.

Accurate diagnosis goes beyond what we can see. Thorough periodontal assessment helps determine whether a tooth can be preserved or whether extraction offers the best prognosis.

Have you encountered hidden periodontal defects that changed your treatment plan?

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