Celebrate Pet Dental Health Month 2026 with Free Veterinary Dentistry CE
February is Pet Dental Health Month – Elevate Your Veterinary Skills with Free CE
February marks Pet Dental Health Month 2026, a national awareness initiative focused on improving pet dental health, preventing periodontal disease, and advancing standards in veterinary dentistry.
At Vet and Tech, we’re celebrating the month with exclusive, RACE-approved CE webinars designed to help veterinary professionals strengthen their dental expertise and clinical confidence.
Whether you're managing canine dental extractions, treating feline tooth resorption, or exploring innovations like hyaluronic acid for dogs and cats, our veterinary learning track on Dentistry delivers practical, evidence-based insights you can apply immediately in practice.
Featured Dentistry Webinars (February/March 2026)
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Hyaluronic Acid: Clinical Application in Human and Veterinary Dentistry
February 18, 2026
1 RACE-Approved CE Credit
Instructor: Kristin Linder
With growing interest in hyaluronic acid in veterinary dentistry, this session explores:
- The mechanism of action of therapeutic HA
- Clinical applications in routine and specialty dentistry
- Evidence-based studies in veterinary settings
- Post-dental procedure tissue regeneration and healing
As demand increases for advanced periodontal recovery solutions, understanding hyaluronic acid for dogs and cats can improve outcomes in both routine cleanings and complex cases.
Sponsored by PerioVive: A veterinary-formulated HA gel supporting oral tissue healing and reduced inflammation.
This February webinar is Ideal for veterinarians and vet techs looking to enhance long-term pet dental health outcomes.
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Vet and Tech Learning Track – Dentistry with Dr. Jennifer R. Mathis (DAVDC)
March 01, 2026
3 RACE-Approved CE Credit
Instructor: Dr. Jennifer R Mathis
This three-part dentistry series dives deep into:
- Oral surgical dental extraction techniques
- Managing complications of dental extractions
- Diagnosis and treatment of tooth resorption in dogs and cats
- Use of local anesthesia in veterinary medicine
- Ethical intraoral radiography
- Pain management protocols
With increasing cases of feline tooth resorption and canine dental extractions, this session equips veterinary teams with advanced diagnostic and procedural knowledge.
If you’ve encountered:
- Dog tooth extraction complications
- Cat tooth resorption cases
- Retained root challenges
This webinar is designed for you.
Beyond Dentistry: Strengthening Your Veterinary Practice
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Effective Candidate Engagement and Successful Hiring
February 25, 2026
1 RACE-Approved CE Credit
Instructor: Erika Pease
Strong dentistry programs require strong teams.
This practice management webinar covers:
- Candidate engagement strategies
- Employer branding in veterinary practices
- Optimizing hiring and onboarding
- Building long-term staff retention
As competition increases in veterinary staffing, improving candidate engagement and employer branding strategy can directly impact clinic growth and service quality.
Sponsored by Pago.vet – a free veterinary jobs portal connecting veterinary clinics with relief and permanent professionals nationwide and more.
Why This Matters During Veterinary Dental Health Month 2026
Pet Dental Health Month is not just about awareness, it's about raising clinical standards.
From preventing periodontal disease to managing complex tooth resorption cases, continuing education plays a vital role in improving patient outcomes.
By participating in these CE webinars, you will:
- Enhance diagnostic precision
- Reduce extraction complications
- Improve pain management protocols
- Support better periodontal healing
- Strengthen your clinic’s team and hiring systems
Register for Free and Watch Live on Vet and Tech
All webinars are:
- 100% Free
- RACE Approved
- Accessible Online
- Designed for veterinarians and veterinary technicians
Join thousands of veterinary professionals advancing their careers this February Pet Dental Health Month 2026.
Secure your spot now and elevate your impact in veterinary dentistry and practice management
