10/22/2026
🦷 A quick peek doesn’t tell the whole tooth!
There’s a lot going on in the back of your horse’s mouthand a brief look can miss problems hiding there.
A sedated oral exam allows your veterinarian to use a speculum, light, and other tools to thoroughly evaluate the teeth, gums, and other tissues for issues such as fractures, infection, and painful sores.
Equine dentistry is about more than floating. It’s about finding problems and choosing the right care for your horse. If your horse is due for a dental exam, call our office to schedule!