Dr. Tammy L. White graduated from Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1996. She became a Diplomate of the American Veterinary Dental College in 2009 under the mentor ship of Dr. Pat Frost-Fitch. In December 2009 she started Pacific Northwest Veterinary Dentistry and Oral Surgery, a practice focused on advanced veterinary dentistry, teaching and consulting services. Dr. White is offering advanced veterinary dental services at the Washington State University Spokane Veterinary Specialty Teaching Clinic, a satellite facility of the Washington State University Teaching hospital. Senior veterinary students are rotating through her practice enabling them to learn more about veterinary dentistry. She is also an Adjunct Professor at Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine and is spending one day a month working on advanced dental cases at Washington State University Teaching Hospital in Pullman, Washington. Dr. White has owned Lower Columbia Veterinary Clinic, a general small animal practice in Longivew, WA, since 2002 where she also practices advanced veterinary dentistry.

• When to take intraoral dental radiographs
• Anatomy of an intra oral dental radiograph 
• How to obtain intra oral dental radiographs 
• Clinical application of intraoral dental radiographs 
• Anesthesia for the veterinary dental patient

• Radiology I for vets and techs

• 8:00-9:00a

   Lab:

• Feline radiology (9:00a-12:00p) and Canine radiology (1:00-5:00p) for techs
• Feline extration lab (9:00a-12:00p) and Canine extration lab (1:00-5:00p) for DMV's