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Expert mobile dental treatment for your horseEquine Dentistry provides a full mobile dentistry service to keep your horse in top condition
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Welcome to the website of C.J. Equine Dentistry. Claire works throughout Gloucestershire, Somerset, Devon and Cornwall, providing a comprehensive and fully insured service for all your horses’ dental needs. In order to ensure that each horse receives the best possible dental treatment, Claire has a complete range of equipment, whether it is for routine maintenance or for more advanced rebalancing of the dental arcades. It is essential that as a professional you stay up to date with techniques, procedures...
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How long will the procedure take? Normally a dental treatment should take about 40 minutes per horse, however if it's the first time the horse is being seen it could take longer to get the horse accustomed to the procedure and it might have slightly more to treat than ones that are in a regular routine. How often should my horse have dental check-ups? Who should complete the dental check-up? When should my young horse have its first dental check-up? What will happen after the dental treatment?
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Common equine dental problems. Excessive Transverse Ridges (ETR). A step occurs when the clinical crown of one cheek tooth is longer than those in the rest of the arcade. This usually occurs when a horse is either missing a cheek tooth, or is opposed to a damaged or impacted cheek tooth. The step in the molar arcade can restrict the lateral excursion, and anterior/ posterior movement of the mandible. The step should be checked on a regular basis and reduced as necessary. Deciduous Caps (Baby Teeth).
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