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About the Session
This comprehensive lecture will provide a thorough examination of dental malocclusions in veterinary patients, including classification, associated complications, and appropriate treatment modalities with real-world case applications.
Throughout her presentation, Dr. Smith will cover:
- Normal Occlusion and Anatomy Review - Detailed explanation of proper dental alignment, occlusal points, and anatomical structures that serve as the foundation for understanding malocclusions
- Classification of Malocclusions - In-depth review of Class I through IV malocclusions with diagnostic criteria and visual aids to assist in identification
- Pathological Complications - Analysis of the specific complications associated with each malocclusion class that may necessitate clinical intervention
- Treatment Approaches - Comprehensive discussion of surgical, orthodontic, and endodontic treatment options for each class of malocclusion, including guidance on appropriate referral cases
- Case Studies - Practical application of concepts through examination of real patient cases, reinforcing diagnostic skills and treatment planning
By the end of this lecture, attendees should be able to confidently identify and classify dental malocclusions, recognize associated pathology requiring intervention, and understand the range of treatment options available for each case. Dr. Smith will provide practical knowledge that can be immediately applied in clinical practice, with time reserved for questions to address specific concerns from participants.
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