Oral Cavity Trauma
Whenever trauma occurs inside the mouth of the horse, the reaction from the horse can be anywhere from nothing at all to drooling and an inability to …
Category: Teeth and Oral Cavity System Topics
Parrot Mouth
Parrot mouth only affects the relationship of the incisors to each other where the upper incisors are more forward than the lower incisors and complet…
Pull The Tooth! (blog)
Pulling teeth is the dentistry equivalent of the expression "Do something!" But is "doing something" always in the best interest of the horse? Abscess…
Sow Mouth
Sow mouth only affects the relationship of the incisors to each other where the lower incisors are more forward than the upper incisors and completely…
Speechless In A Case Of EOTRH In A Horse (blog)
This is a story of a horse owner who I never met but called to ask if extracting all of the lower nipper teeth was a normal thing to do in a horse wit…
Teeth And Oral Cavity
This subject is divided into sections organized by teeth (incisors, cheek teeth, canines), the oral cavity and the skull pertaining to the teeth. Th…
The Palate
The palate is the tissue dividing the mouth from the airway above it. It is divided into the hard and soft portions.
The TMJ Of Horses – Podcast #034
This podcast discusses my experience with tens of thousands of horses and discusses what I have found in my observations and I compare this to what ot…
The Trouble With Dentistry As Seen By A Human Doctor (blog)
A popular medical doctor wrote an article "The Trouble With Dentistry." I apply his thoughts to equine dentistry, diet, cheek tooth fractures, lectins…
Top 10 Things To Know Inside Your Horse’s Mouth – HorseTalk Webinar
The top ten things about what is inside the horses' mouth and why I think we all need to clearly understand them as horse owners and trainers.
Vesicular Stomatitis
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Weight Loss In Horses – Dental Or Not? – Podcast #061
Many horse owners associate weight loss in horses with dental issues. The most common sign of a dental problem is “Quidding” or the formation of a…
What Is The Cause Of EOTRH In Horses? (blog)
The cause of EOTRH in horses is based on the current thought that it is an autoimmune disease. Lectins without mucous leads to leaky gut at the gums.
Who Knocked Out My Front Tooth? (blog)
A lost incisor from decay (EOTRH). I also quote a client with her description of how the horses respond to our Horsemanship Dentistry approach. We are…
Wolf Teeth Blind
When a wolf tooth in a horse doesn't erupt through the gum, it is called a blind wolf tooth.
Wolf Teeth Extractions
Wolf teeth are the vestigial teeth that lie in front of the first upper (and rarely the lower) cheek teeth.