15/11/2023
I see things like this time and time again, as well as horses who have fractured teeth, periodontal disease, tooth root infections and many more issues, but the owner is told that it is fine.
I don't believe anyone can do a great job of assessing a horses teeth without sedation, which is why I routinely sedate every horse for dentistry.
Just because your horse has had its teeth done does not mean it was done well!
Contact us if you'd like your horses teeth checked out!
This horse 6 weeks ago had a dental by a βhorse dentist in Qld whoβs so good they donβt need drugs to do the dentalβ! ππ€
The presence of this sharp enamel point at the back of the mouth , causing the ulceration to the cheek, must mean that theyβre also βso goodβ that they donβt need to do BASIC dentistry techniques to be able to convince owners they are worthy of employing again and again ! π€·ββοΈπ
Please do your horse a favour and donβt sell out on its welfare and ability to chew and behave well when ridden or driven, just because you can find someone who keeps the horse calm without sedation while doing the dental, through avoiding addressing the painful parts of the mouth!!! π©π