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Case: Malposition of Permanent Premolars in a Young Horse

2 January 2025

Case: Malposition of Permanent Premolars in a Young Horse

A 2.5-year-old horse was presented to Equide (equine veterinary dentist) for a bilateral malposition of two maxillary molars. This report details the steps of a complex extraction of the problematic teeth, highlighting the importance of early management of dental anomalies in horses.

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CASE: Chronic sinusitis on a older horse

8 November 2024

CASE: Chronic sinusitis on a older horse

This case report describes the complex treatment of chronic sinusitis in a 22-year-old horse with PPID and laminitis. Interventions included sinus flushes, trepanation to remove a bone sequestrum, and preventive dental care to maintain healthy chewing.

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PPID/Cushing

17 March 2023

PPID/Cushing

The relationship between PPID and your horse's mouth. From a dental perspective, PPID increases the horse's risk of periodontitis, excessive tooth mobility and the risk of sinusitis.

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The nonsense and risks of creating so-called 'bitseats' in horses.

27 January 2022

The nonsense and risks of creating so-called 'bitseats' in horses.

'Bitseats' or the (extreme) shortening and rounding of (part of) the first molars is neither harmless nor scientifically proven.

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World Animal Day & The race to the bottom

4 October 2021

World Animal Day & The race to the bottom

About the use of unhealthy breeding mares in the equine reproduction.

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External trauma as a cause of equine dental developmental disorder

31 March 2021

External trauma as a cause of equine dental developmental disorder

This case illustrates how a traumatic impact to the head of a young horse can lead to complex dental pathology. Horses in general - and young horses in group housing in particular - can easily injure themselves or each other. The impact of these traumas ranges from harmless to fatal

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Extraction of a broken canine on a horse

29 January 2025

Extraction of a broken canine on a horse

When a canine tooth is removed, a mucoperiostal flap is usually created, after which a portion of the surrounding alveolar bone is removed. When the tooth has been prepared free and sufficiently mobilized, it can be removed.

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Conference ECVD: Developmental Disorders in Equine Dentition

2 June 2021

Conference ECVD: Developmental Disorders in Equine Dentition

June 4, 2021: Wouter Demey's lecture about Developmental Disorder in Equine Dentition during the (virtual) 29th European Congress of Veterinary Dentistry

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