The Veterinary Dental Forum was founded in 1987 for the purpose of advancing the knowledge, education, awareness and skills involved in veterinary dentistry.
Don't forget to register for the 37th Annual Veterinary Dental Forum in Louisville, Kentucky, October 25-28, 2023. Register here, https://t.co/3CxUZqSOQ3.
As 2022 comes to a close, we want to thank all of our donors for their support this past year! Without your contributions, we would not be able to fund the educational endeavors of future board-certified veterinary specialists.
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If you're making your list of resolutions for 2023, consider adding improving at-home dental care for your pet. Set aside time each day to clean your pet's teeth and gums with a toothbrush, finger brush, or dental wipes.
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Looking for a fun way to support the Foundation for Veterinary Dentistry? You can purchase FVD branded thank you cards for your practice! It's a great way to thank your client while supporting the education and research activities of the Foundation.
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Today is National Day of the Horse! Regular dental care is just as important for horses as it is for dogs and cats. Not all horses will show signs or symptoms of mouth or dental pain, which is why comprehensive dental exams with your veterinarian are important.
Are you shopping for a gift for your dog this holiday season? While there are many types of chew toys available in stores and online, not all products are safe for your pet. Consult with a veterinary dentist to find out which chew toys are recommended.
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Feline tooth resorption is a common and painful condition in cats. The cause of this condition is unknown. DAVDC Diplomate, Dr. Josephine Banyard, explains what feline tooth resorption is and how to recognize it in your cat.
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Have you thought about becoming a veterinary dental specialist but not sure how to take the first step? AVDC guides you through what you need to do to become a certified veterinary dental specialist.
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Thank you to the 1,302 attendees & exhibitors who attended the 2022 VDF® in Reno this fall! This year's Forum hosted the most in-person attendees so far! Be sure to keep an eye out for more info regarding the 2023 Forum in Louisville, KY as it develops.
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Proper pet dental hygiene includes brushing your pet's teeth daily. Pets aren't so different from us humans! Here is a how-to guide on brushing your furry friend's teeth: https://t.co/U5Y5szE7Xi
Board-Certified Veterinary Dentists have had specialized training in dental problems and can recognize them before they become a disease factor for animals. Learn more about why you should choose a board-certified veterinary dentist here: https://t.co/YuJpzWPhPy
We would like to wish everyone a safe and happy Halloween! Treat your pets to some edible treats that will assist in removing plaque and tartar in their mouth.
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The Foundation of Veterinary Dentistry’s mission is to educate the public about the importance of oral health in animals. Read more about what we do here: https://t.co/4tTsiFqsi5
As we wrap up National Veterinary Technicians Week, we would like to congratulate the newest VTS (Dentistry) candidates on their certification!
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This week is National Veterinary Technicians Week! Veterinary Technicians are critical to the everyday functions of veterinary practices. We love our vet techs and thank you for all that you do!
October is Adopt-a-Shelter Dog Month. If you're planning to welcome a four-legged family member, one of your first visits with your new dog should be with a veterinary dentist. Be proactive and schedule a comprehensive dental exam and cleaning today: https://t.co/WZdZl2sAVN
Today is National Elephant Appreciation Day! In addition to their tusks, elephants have four molars located at each jaw. These molars are wide and flat to help grind their food. During their lifetime, an elephant will go through six sets of molars!
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Have you ever wondered, "Do dogs have taste buds?" The short answer is, yes they do! Dr. Mary Buelow explains the difference between dog taste buds and human taste buds on her Instagram post: https://t.co/ieIUZfaRZR