Dental And Maxillofacial Conditions In Juvenile Patients

Original Presentation Date:
10/07/2026
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Stephanie Goldschmidt, BVM&S, DAVDC, DEVDC, F-OMFS

$20 - $40 (Non-CE / CE Eligible)
Free for Premium Membership subscribers

This presentation will focus on the dental and maxillofacial conditions seen in juvenile patients and equip the practitioner with knowledge and skills to conduct a thorough oral exam and craft treatment plans for affected dogs and cats. Discussion will include:

  • How to identify dental and skeletal malocclusions in dogs and cats
  • Treatment options for malocclusions
  • Repair options for cleft palates and best timing for surgical repair
  • Other maxillofacial and dental abnormalities that are seen in juvenile patients (only) and how to address them


To be available for viewing On Demand.
Pending approval for CE credit by AAVSB RACE and NY State 

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