This website is currently under construction... It will feature educational material, case studies, articles, printable brochures, common questions explaining why you need an educated dentist, how whole of mouth equine dentistry can benefit the horse, rider and owner, what to look for when choosing an equine dentist, the importance of continuing education, and much much more... Contact Details: Nicole Hubbard CEqD CEDA Phone: 02 67441143 or 0414 541486 Email: nicolehubbard@bigpond.com Servicing all areas (minimum numbers may apply) NEWLY RELEASED: The Importance of "Whole of Mouth" Equine Dentistry By Ian Wharton MCEqD This DVD is an informational guide to what you can expect from "Whole of Mouth" equine dentistry and why it is totally important to have this type of dentistry done on your horse. You will be shown why it is important to treat "ALL" of the horse's teeth, and to address the malocclusions that invariably occur in today's pastured horses. This is a DVD not to be missed by the discerning horse owner and trainer. ALSO AVAILABLE IS THE NEWLY RELEASED DVD: A BIT OF WISDOM |
0414 541486
nicolehubbard@bigpond.com
nicolehubbard@bigpond.com
| How can 'Whole of Mouth' Equine Dentistry benefit you and your horse? |
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| Whole of Mouth |
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| Equine Dentistry |
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website for the
Australasian
Association for
Equine Dentistry
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and show your
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www.aaed.org.au
| for the health and wellbeing of the horse |
| Upper #6 Ramp & ETR |
| Upper & Lower Wolf Teeth |
| Retained Incisor Cap |
| Above ~ Missing deciduous incisor creating a Wedge in a horse <2 yo, blocking excursion, reducing function and causing TMJ discomfort. Horse was in poor condition on initial visit, very much resisted any touching, any pressure around the head. He was placed on a 3 to 6 monthly maintenance program , his condition picked up tremendously, attitude changed & enjoyed being handled around the head. Since, all permanent #1 & # 2 incisors have erupted & came into wear in a normal position. |
| Ventral Curvature (blocking excursion & restricting function) |
| Upper #6 Hooks, High 10s, Note the Cheek & Tongue Lacerations |
Upper #6 Hook & Buccal Rim in the Anisognathic Mouth |
| Upper Wolf Tooth, recently erupted #2/6 (first upper cheek tooth), which is not yet in wear, & retained #7/6 (deciduous first lower cheek tooth ) |
| Retained #5/2, 7/2, 8/2 & Ventral Curvature |
| Above & Right ~ Retained #5/1, 6/1in a 2 1/2 yo that was in great condition. Permanent erupted caudally to deciduous & barely dissolved any root of the deciduous teeth |
| Working with a quality Head Light & Full Mouth Spec |
| Addressing the Incisors |
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| Upper Wolf Tooth (the 1st Premolar, it is vestigal, short rooted & easily removed to prevent discomfort and potential problems for the horse) |
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| Zoe Swain is a world renowned authority on bits and bitting. This DVD has been designed to educate the viewer on so many basics of bits. The DVD covers physiology of the mouth, correct fitting techniques, pressure points, mouthpiece materials and much more. This is the DVD every rider should watch. Just under an hour packed with English and Western Bits and information not to be missed by any rider. |
