Routine Dental Examinations
Regular dental examinations are the foundation of preventive equine dental care. Our comprehensive evaluations assess your horse's oral health and identify potential issues before they become serious problems.
- Complete oral cavity examination and assessment
- Assessment of teeth alignment and wear patterns
- Early detection of dental abnormalities
Recommended Schedule
Young Horses (2-5 years)
Every 6 months due to rapid dental changes
Adult Horses (6-15 years)
Annually for routine maintenance
Senior Horses (16+ years)
Every 6 months for age-related issues
Our Comprehensive Services
We provide a complete range of equine dental services from routine care to advanced treatments
Annual Oral Exam
Comprehensive examination to assess oral health and identify potential issues early
Odontoplasty (Floating)
Smoothing sharp points and edges to improve chewing and prevent oral injuries
Oral & Skull Radiographs
Advanced X-ray imaging to diagnose hidden dental and skull conditions
Oral Endoscopy
Detailed visual examination using specialized cameras for thorough assessment
Sinusitis Diagnosis & Treatment
Comprehensive care for sinus infections and related complications
Wolf Tooth Extractions
Safe removal of wolf teeth that interfere with bitting or training
Intraoral Tooth Extractions
Minimally invasive tooth removal when extraction is necessary
EOTRH Diagnosis & Treatment
Expert care for Equine Odontoclastic Tooth Resorption and Hypercementosis
Periodontal Disease Care
Treatment of gum disease and supporting structures of the teeth
Bit Assessment
Performance evaluation to ensure proper bit fit and function
Geriatric Dental Care
Specialized care for senior horses including diet recommendations
Oral Tumor Biopsy & Treatment
Diagnosis and management of oral masses and tumors
Signs Your Horse May Need Dental Care
Watch for these common indicators that your horse may benefit from dental attention. Early detection helps prevent more serious problems.
Eating & Drinking
- • Difficulty chewing or dropping food
- • Excessive salivation while eating
- • Head tilting while eating
- • Undigested grain in manure
- • Weight loss despite adequate feed
Behavior & Performance
- • Resistance to bit or bridle
- • Head shaking or tossing
- • Difficulty turning or stopping
- • Changes in behavior or temperament
- • Reluctance to work or perform
Schedule Your Horse's Dental Care
Don't wait for problems to develop. Regular dental care keeps your horse healthy, comfortable, and performing at their best. Contact us today to schedule a comprehensive dental evaluation.
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