Cheshire Equine Dentistry

21/08/2026

This is lovely Mair who’s had a routine dental this afternoon. She’s my last patient for a couple of weeks as I nip off for a break. So, please bear with me, I’ll be out of signal so won’t be able to reply…normal service will resume in early September 🥳

14/08/2026

I’m delighted to be sponsoring the Senior Equitation class at the Mottram Show. It will be a great day x

02/08/2026

I’m delighted to be a sponsor for the Poynton Horticultural and Agricultural Show Equestrian Classes again this year. Fantastic programme as ever…

19/06/2026

Talking dentistry with the Peak Pony Club at Somerford Park this evening. I’d been collecting teeth for a few weeks and I had some dental equipment through the ages to show and tell. Hopefully educating the next generation of horse owners in the importance of understanding your own horse’s teeth 😇

15/06/2026

Double cake day today! Thank you Joe Serafi and Vicky Yoxall . It’s great to have such lovely clients 😍

12/06/2026

07/06/2026

Day 2 of mine and Chris Lee trip to British Association of Equine Dental Technicians Congress. AGM today. Nice touch with the caps, new scrub top… and of course new equipment purchased to be put to work Monday morning!

06/06/2026

Road trip Day 1 with Chris Lee to the British Association of Equine Dental Technicians Congress. Amazing learning and catching up with colleagues today. Great lectures and interesting food for thought and good collaboration with the dental technician community

15/05/2026

I had a lovely couple of days at Beaver Hall this week with the annual dental visit for all their horses. Here are just a few of the patients from day 2 😍

24/04/2026

This is interesting for anyone who likes equine dentistry.

Critique had a number of ‘extra’ incisors… these were, in fact, baby teeth that had failed to fall out and had ended up pushing the erupting adult teeth out of alignment. You can see the problem baby teeth in the photos with the arrows.

The good news is that once these teeth are extracted, the adult teeth have got space to drift into position. So - we took the offending adult teeth out.

I’ve been taking photos of his teeth each time I’ve examined him. And look now- the adult teeth are drifting into the right position in September 2025 and are now perfectly aligned.

This is much better for him and he now has both a functional and cosmeticly comfortable set of incisors.