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Advanced equine dentistry We are Victoria's only dedicated equine dental vet practice. We offer the latest equipment, training and techniques.
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The face    When someone describes dentistry as simple…
18/10/2026

The face When someone describes dentistry as simple…

How closely do you think others look for you?
16/10/2026

How closely do you think others look for you?

13/10/2026

Poorly shot video, but a nice example of how X-rays can play a part in the diagnosis of dental infections. Look to the comments for a short video to follow.

A couple of different perspectives here on this painful Resorptive  lesion within the patients canine tooth. Here you ca...
12/10/2026

A couple of different perspectives here on this painful Resorptive lesion within the patients canine tooth. Here you can see both what it looks like from the outside and also using X-rays .. the inside.
These types of lesions often go undetected because most or sometimes all of the lesion occurs within the tooth and is hidden from view …

03/10/2026
After which Ruby said she needed to lie down..
02/10/2026

After which Ruby said she needed to lie down..

Just another….  Quiet day with nothing to see here…Southern Tasmania at present
01/10/2026

Just another…. Quiet day with nothing to see here…
Southern Tasmania at present

Here’s another case update and another very common issue. This is Py and as a 3 year old in 2020 he came to us with an i...
29/09/2026

Here’s another case update and another very common issue. This is Py and as a 3 year old in 2020 he came to us with an infected cheek tooth ( common issue ), included in this post are some images explaining some of the issue and the solution. Py comes back annually for checkups and now as a 9 year old weighing 550kg ( he was 442 in 2020 ) is happy and healthy.
It’s not that unusual to hear people worry about how a patient will cope … without the tooth. Whilst that’s an understandable concern it is for the most part one that needn’t cause concern. Regular checkups and routine management are usually all that’s required post op ( and every horse should be getting this care anyway ) SO that’s a little part of Pys story and maybe it can connect with and help someone with a horse that might need similar help to find the right resources.

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Lower wolf teeth are not uncommon, however they certainly are less common than those found in the upper jaw. Here’s an e...
26/09/2026

Lower wolf teeth are not uncommon, however they certainly are less common than those found in the upper jaw. Here’s an example from during the week

24/09/2026

For anyone who might still be thinking that when it comes to dental care for horses it’s just a matter of filing any sharp teeth..
Let’s look quickly at just a few of the structures that need to be considered

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