Equine Dentistry
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Oral Health That Supports Total Wellbeing
Oral health has a direct influence on comfort, feed utilization, behavior, performance, and overall wellbeing. Many dental disorders progress unnoticed until they contribute to pain, weight loss, reduced performance, or resistance under saddle. Our approach focuses on early diagnosis, targeted treatment, and long-term preventive care.
What we offer
Clinical focus areas
11 interventions in this service channel. Details are discussed during consultation and tailored to your horse.
Routine dental floating and occlusal balancing
For sharp enamel points and abnormal tooth wear
Dental radiography
Assessment of tooth roots and surrounding structures
Tooth extractions, including wolf teeth and diseased teeth
Periodontal disease treatment
EORTH diagnosis and management
Equine Odontoclastic Tooth Resorption and Hypercementosis
Dental-related sinus conditions
Diastema and periodontal disease
Dental caries, tooth root infections, and abscesses
Retained deciduous (baby) teeth
Blind, enlarged, or displaced wolf teeth
Dentistry focused on comfort and digestive efficiency.
When to reach out
Signs this service may help
Weight loss or quidding feed
Head tossing or bit resistance
Foul odour or facial swelling
In the field
Bite geometry
Comfort starts in the mouth — feed, riding acceptance, and body condition often improve once the occlusion is restored.
Ready to discuss this care path?
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