For over 15 years Maggie has worked in small animal general practice and we’re sure she’s a familiar face to many in the industry. Her passion for dentistry led to her obtaining the Diploma of Veterinary Nursing (Dental) and the Veterinary Technician Specialty VTS (Dentistry). Maggie has experience in General Practice Dentistry as well as in Specialty practice having conducted nurse dental clinics and assisting in both general and advanced specialty procedures. As an experienced and qualified trainer, Maggie has provided training in dentistry to veterinary teams both domestically and internationally and brings her contagious passion for dentistry to her role at iM3 in providing training and support to our clients.
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Part 1 of the iM3 Building Confidence in Veterinary Dentistry series Many people are afraid of the dentist. But are you apprehensive about being the dentist? If so, you're certainly not alone. For many...
A thorough, systematic approach to oral exams in the consult means you are more likely to discover abnormalities that require further investigation. In Part 1, we outlined the all-important questions to ask...
You may think you're already busy treating dental disease in your veterinary practice, but are you treating ALL of your patients that require dental treatment? There is no doubt that in veterinary practices...
Veterinary dental charting is essential - it documents the oral condition before treatment, identifies all pathology & serves as a record of all treatment performed. Completing a Dental Chart is an...
Why is it so challenging to achieve veterinary client compliance with our tooth-brushing recommendations? Improving client acceptance and compliance with recommendations to brush their pet’s teeth is a...
Periodontal disease may be the most common disease in dogs and cats, but that doesn't mean that it's inevitable! You likely know the statistics around Periodontal Disease – it is the most common disease in...
Your veterinary dental Highspeed Handpiece is an essential part of your dental equipment toolkit, so you want to keep it in tip-top condition. Whether you have a brand new Highspeed Handpiece or have ‘ole...
Using good ergonomic principles when designing your veterinary dental suite will reduce stress and fatigue for your team and your patients during dental procedures. In this Series, we have examined how to...
Audit your veterinary dental workspace and improve workflow, time and efficiency! In this Series, we have examined how to improve efficiency in veterinary dentistry by Part 1: Reviewing your...
Dental education & training for your veterinary team improves efficiency and equips them with the knowledge and skills to provide the highest standard of care and improved patient outcomes. In this...
