How to extract deciduous canines in dogs safely

Mastering Deciduous Tooth Extractions in Dogs

Extract retained puppy teeth safely, quickly, and without unnecessary complications.

Deciduous teeth can be surprisingly challenging.

They may be:

long and fragile

partially resorbing

fractured or infected

positioned in ways that cause malocclusion

And if handled incorrectly, they can:

fracture easily

damage permanent tooth buds

lead to painful infections or abscesses

This masterclass teaches you practical techniques to extract deciduous teeth safely and efficiently, using both surgical and closed approaches.

After this masterclass you will know how to:

Decide when deciduous teeth must be extracted - and when they can be left

Extract persistent deciduous canines without damaging permanent teeth

Perform atraumatic extractions in very young puppies

Choose the correct flap design when surgery is needed

Use modern thin instruments to perform more closed extractions

Avoid root fractures and common surgical complications

Manage retained roots and difficult cases

You'll also learn instrument selection, surgical decision-making, and step-by-step extraction techniques demonstrated in real clinical cases.

This training is designed for veterinarians who want to handle deciduous tooth extractions with confidence instead of uncertainty.