Dentistry 101 –
These two lectures look at how teeth and chiropractic care are related. Fractals, decay and function are all examined.
Certificate: AVCA
Duration: 5 hours
Assessments: Yes
Skill Level: DC or DVM
Lectures: 2
Quizzes: 2
Language: English
Dentistry
Dentistry 101 –
Differences in Dental Anatomy; in the animal world, the mouth, head, face and jaw are a primary source of sensory input to the brain. The jaw, while developed similarly from the brachial arches in the embryo, is used in different ways for prey and predator. Different uses of the jaw, mouth and teeth are related to different behaviors and as a result, these anatomical parts developed differently. Their input cause different brain functions related to movement. The goal of this course is to open the student to discussion and realization that the jaw is an important part of the anatomy of the animal that drives brain function. One of the reasons jaw type is used in taxonomic classification is due to the ways in which it shapes the animal species. This lecture will bring this to the front of student thought. At the end of this lecture students will be able to identify animal behaviors based upon how they are shaped by this portion of the anatomy. The second part presents some chiropractic concepts with some practical application to equine dental maintenance. The equine professional will be able to use this information to recognize dental and chiropractic issues in equine wellness.
Effective November 1, 2020
At A.C.E.S. our new decade begins with a bigger commitment to building successful animal chiropractic practices all over the world.
Our new policy on refunds for classes reflects this attitude of gratitude for more animal chiropractors who are dedicated to bringing health and happiness to their communities.
Once a student registers for the Animal Chiropractic 101 course they are making a commitment to building a successful animal chiropractic practice.
At A.C.E.S. we have put into place many methods by which this can be achieved. Dropping out of class, and not completing the course are not effective ways to do this.
Once registered, there are no refunds. Purchase of a course constitutes an intent to complete the course, and the payments. If the student is making payments toward their course, they are committed to completing those payments just as they are committed to completing the course. All sales are final.
The same policy applies to continuing education courses. Doctors who wish to take online or hands on continuing education courses are committed to maintaining their certification. Making the purchase confirms their seat, and removes someone else’s. All sales are final.
All disputes are actionable in Bosque County Texas. Venue and jurisdiction arising over this contract shall arise in Bosque County Texas.
Amy Hayek, DVM
Bill Ormston, DVM
