Key learning objectives:

• Diagnose the common classes of caries in dogs
• Demonstrate the correct handling and use of dental hand instruments and rotating instruments in restorative dentistry
• Describe the smear layer and mechanisms of adhesion 
• Demonstrate the use of dental materials, acid-etch techniques, dentine bonding agents, luting agents, and resin cement
• Perform a dental restoration for a cavity
• Perform a dental restoration for an uncomplicated crown fracture, and an enamel defect

Key learning objectives:

• Discuss the classes of dentoalveolar trauma and analyse treatment options.
• Identify instruments and materials used in endodontic procedures. 

Key learning objectives:

• Perform straight-line access for a standard root canal treatment in single-rooted teeth.
• Perform root canal debridement and obturation techniques for a standard root canal treatment in single-rooted teeth.

Key learning objectives:

• Discuss apexification.
• Explain the indications and application of vital pulp therapy in the management of recently fractured teeth and for the treatment of malocclusion in combination with crown height reduction.
• Perform vital pulp therapy.

Key learning objectives:

• Identify the techniques and equipment required for CT, CBCT, and MRI.
• Interpret maxillofacial images acquired with different modalities.
• Select appropriate imaging modalities based on anatomy and pathologies.
• Describe normal maxillofacial anatomy and recognise commonly encountered pathology.
• Assess oncologic patients with advanced diagnostic imaging techniques.
• Assess maxillofacial trauma with advanced diagnostic imaging techniques.
• Describe normal temporomandibular joint (TMJ) anatomy and recognise commonly encountered pathology.

Key learning objectives:

• Discuss the interpretation of clinical staging.
• Perform biopies in multiple anatomical locations using different techniques 

Key learning objectives:

• Discuss and perform various techniques for oronasal fistula repair.
• Explain the indications for and the clinical application of piezosurgery techniques.
• Perform a segmental/central Maxillextomy

Key learning objectives:

• Perform a unilateral rostral mandibulectomy.
• Perform a bilateral rostral mandibulectomy.
• Perform a segmental mandibulectomy.
• Discuss behaviour and Management of odontogenic cysts including enucleation and marsupialisation techniques for dentigerous cysts.

Key learning objectives:

• Discuss functional anatomy of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
• Discuss the pathophysiology of the TMJ.
• Interpret TMJ imaging.
• Perform closed reduction of luxation of the TMJ.

Key learning objectives:

• Identify palatal anatomy.
• Explain the different techniques for the closure of acquired and congenital palatal defects.

Key learning objectives:

• Perform orofacial cleft repair using the Von Langenbeck technique.
• Describe how to achieve a cleft repair without tension.
• Discuss complication management and communication with the client.
• Explain the applications for and fabrication of an obturator

Key learning objectives:

• Explain the different classes of malocclusion and management options for each.
• Perform crown extensions.
• Fabricate an inclined plane.

Key learning objectives:

• Create an active force device for a mesioverted canine tooth.
• Create an elastic training device to prevent mandibular drift following mandibulectomy.
• Perform impression and bite registration using appropriate materials.

Key learning objectives:

• Discuss different preparation margin techniques.
• Perform crown preparation of canine teeth.
• Perform one and two-step PVS impression techniques.
• Perform bite registration.
• Describe “try-in” and cementation technique.

Key learning objectives:

• Discuss skull buttresses.
• Perform surgical repair of avulsion of the lower and upper lips.

Key learning objectives:

• Apply maxillomandibular fixation (MMF).
• Apply intraoral splints.

Key learning objectives:

• Feline chronic gingivostomatitis and glossitis
• Canine chronic ulcerative stomatitis
• Feline orofacial pain
• Osteomyelitis and Osteonecrosis
• Masticatory muscle myositis
• Craniomandibular osteopathy and other inflammatory diseases of the maxillofacial bones.
• Canine eosinophilic stomatitis
• Feline eosinophilic granuloma complex

Key learning objectives:

• Discuss case selection in advanced periodontal surgeries
• Explain the concept of biologic width
• Perform gingivectomy and gingivoplasty 
• Perform closed and open root planing
• Perform periodontal flaps
• Discuss indications, materials and instruments for guided tissue regeneration (GTR)
• Perform guided tissue regeneration (GTR)