Centre de Formation Vétérinaire Dentaire
FR 

Dr. Roseline Lorrain

DVM, Board Certified Veterinary Dentist™

Dentistry and Oral Surgery

Passionate about veterinary dentistry, I have always been committed to sharing my knowledge with local technicians and veterinarians. Since the beginning of my residency, I have given numerous lectures and conducted practical labs throughout Quebec, Ontario, and Western Canada. After graduating from the Université de Montréal in 2007, I transitioned to specialization in 2009 after two years of general practice in the small animal field. In 2016, I obtained my specialist diploma from the American Veterinary Dental College

For referral or questions: rlorrain@centredmvet.com

Dr. Maya Popovic

DVM, Board Certified Veterinary Dentist™

Dentistry and Oral Surgery

I pride myself on providing quality veterinary care and passing on my knowledge in veterinary dentistry to veterinarians and pet owners alike. Spending my first 9 years as a veterinarian in general private practice (2011-2020), a significant part of my time was spent mentoring student veterinarians in feline medicine while working with Dr. Susan Little (DVM, DAVBP feline) at the Bytown Cat Hospital (2015-2020). My dedication to education continued as a dentistry resident at the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vétérinaire at the Université de Montréal (2020-2023), where I mentored veterinary students through clinical rotations in dentistry and oral surgery, as well as facilitated laboratories in small animal dental radiographic techniques and dental extractions. I am a current member of the Resident Education Committee of the American Veterinary Dental College (AVDC), helping to facilitate the educational programs offered to veterinarians in formal dental residency programs (2024-present). Since achieving my board certification with the AVDC in 2023, I am excited to spread knowledge as a board certified veterinary dentist by facilitating hands on dental laboratories, and lecturing about veterinary dentistry to the veterinary community at large.

For referral or questions: maya.popovic@ottawavetdentistry.com

Work environment

Theory and lecture notes

Theory illustrated with numerous images and videos. Lecture notes available in PDF format for future reference.

Small groups

For personalized instruction and the ability to clearly visualize the demonstration of surgical techniques.

Material and equipment

Each participant will have their own equipment, dental unit and instruments to make the most of the laboratory.

The importance of dental radiographs

If you had to extract this tooth, what might make it difficult?

Veterinary Dental Training Center

Easily accessible by highways 401 and 417

1850 rue Chicoine, local 10B, Vaudreuil-Dorion, QC, J7V 8W9

info@mafvd.com