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International Conference on Feline Dentistry and Research

13th Nov – 14th Nov 2026 Quetta, Pakistan Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Feline Dentistry and Research conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being SDG 4 - Quality Education

This track will explore the latest innovations and techniques in feline dental care, focusing on improved outcomes for oral health. Participants will discuss new methodologies in diagnosis and treatment of dental diseases in cats.

This session will delve into the anatomy and physiology of the feline periodontium, emphasizing its role in overall dental health. Understanding these structures is crucial for effective treatment and prevention of periodontal diseases.

This track will cover the best practices for anesthesia and analgesia in feline dental procedures, addressing safety and efficacy. Participants will share insights on managing pain and anxiety in feline patients during dental interventions.

This session will focus on the identification and treatment of oral tumors in felines, highlighting recent research and case studies. Participants will discuss diagnostic techniques and therapeutic approaches to improve outcomes.

This track will emphasize the importance of preventive dental care in cats, including hygiene practices and early intervention strategies. Experts will share effective methods for educating pet owners on maintaining their feline's oral health.

This session will address prevalent oral conditions affecting cats, including periodontal disease and odontoclastic resorptive lesions. Participants will discuss clinical presentations, diagnosis, and treatment options for these conditions.

This track will explore the role of dental radiography in diagnosing and managing dental diseases in cats. Experts will discuss techniques, interpretation of radiographs, and their impact on treatment planning.

This session will examine the principles of dental occlusion and the implications of malocclusion in feline patients. Participants will discuss assessment techniques and corrective measures to enhance dental function.

This track will focus on various dental hygiene therapies specifically designed for felines, including brushing techniques and dental treats. Participants will share evidence-based practices to promote optimal oral health.

This session will discuss the appropriate use of antibiotics and antiseptics in the management of dental diseases in cats. Participants will explore the implications of antimicrobial resistance and best practices for treatment.

This track will broaden the scope to include dental diseases affecting lagomorphs and rodents, drawing parallels with feline dental health. Participants will discuss comparative anatomy and treatment strategies across species.

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