I have written a lot about EOTRH in the incisors and the canines. Look in the posts section. Please go there to read these. There are over 180 images of EOTRH in horses where you can compare what you have in your horse. These are just the incisors. Please check out the pictures for EOTRH in canines here.
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Receding gum line on the upper incisors with hypertrophy (enlargement of the gum edge). Also incisor tartar and “red spots” on the gums.Incisor calculus with petechiae on the gums and incisor tartar. This is an early sign of EOTRH.EOTRH – Receding gum line on the lower incisors with hypertrophyIncisor calculus with petechiae on the gums. This is an early sign of EOTRH. Also incisor tartar.Incisors These incisors of the lower jaw were extracted all at once in a horse that was not having problem chewing or biting. Note the enlarged roots that have laid more cementum in an effort to save the teeth from the disease of the bone they lay in.Early and moderate signs of EOTRH: hypertrophy of the gum line, inability to remove all the food with the tongue, receding gums, trough development between the incisors, increased red color, small dots in the gum (petechia) and the classic bull nose appearance of the incisor profile.Incisors EOTRModerate EOTRH with hypercementosis exposed on the upper corner incisors. Note receding gum line, mottled gums, tarter on the teeth at the gum line and a groove forming between the incisors. Judging from the large amount of white on the corner incisors, I can presume that the tongue is more active at both upper incisors which may be the reason why the gums in these areas is more receded.H-184Moderate EOTRH with hypercementosis exposed on the upper corner incisors. Note receding gum line, mottled gums, tarter on the teeth at the gum line and a groove forming between the incisors. Judging from the large amount of white on the corner incisors, I can presume that the tongue is more active at both upper incisors which may be the reason why the gums in these areas is more receded.EOTRH in a horse with upper incisors worn to the gums. Petechial hemorrhage spots are seen just below the upper finger and the gums have receded on the central lower teeth. There is also incisor calculus and an enlarged mandibular bone at the incisors.EOTRH in a horse with upper incisors worn to the gums. Petechial hemorrhage spots are seen just below the upper finger and the gums have receded on the central lower teeth.EOTRH after 2 months on Equident – much less inflammationEarly signs of EOTRH in this 27 year old horse. Note the incisor tarter, enlarged ridge of gum surrounding the incisors, the receding gum line and the pitted stippling on the gums surrounding 3 of the teeth.Receeding gums of 403 – an early sign of EOTRH starting in this horse. Unknown age and background.Receeding gums of 403 – an early sign of EOTRH starting in this horse. Unknown age and background.EOTRH horse 24 – A severe case with an inability to clear the grass trapped under his upper lip. The thickening of the 201 incisor is extreme and the gum texture is roughened.EOTRH horse 24 – A severe case with an inability to clear the grass trapped under his upper lip. The thickening of the 201 incisor is extreme and the gum texture is roughened.EOTRH horse 24 – A severe case with an inability to clear the grass trapped under his upper lip. The thickening of the 201 incisor is extreme and the gum texture is roughened.EOTRH horse 24 – A severe case with an inability to clear the grass trapped under his upper lip. The thickening of the 201 incisor is extreme and the gum texture is roughened.Decay near the root at the gum line of 301 incisor with receding gums, thickening gum lines.Incisors EOTRHEOTRH horse 23 – Receding gums, bulbous profile and inability to thoroughly clean the teeth.EOTRH horse 23 – Receding gums, bulbous profile and inability to thoroughly clean the teeth.An extracted decayed incisor from a horse with EOTRH.An extracted decayed incisor from a horse with EOTRH.EOTRH horse 22 – client images of their horse with signs of EOTRH.EOTRH horse 22 – client images of their horse with signs of EOTRH.EOTRH horse 22 – client images of their horse with signs of EOTRH.EOTRH horse 21 – Receding gum lines and bulbous profile.EOTRH horse 21 – Receding gum lines and bulbous profile.EOTRH horse 21 – Receding gum lines and bulbous profile.EOTRH horse 20 – extraction of the decayed incisor 303.EOTRH horse 20 – extraction of the decayed incisor 303.EOTRH horse 20 – extraction of the decayed incisor 303.EOTRH horse 20 – extraction of the decayed incisor 303.EOTRH horse 19 – extraction of the decayed canine #204.EOTRH horse 19 – extraction of the decayed canine #204.EOTRH horse 19 – extraction of the decayed canine #204.EOTRH horse 19 – extraction of the decayed canine #204.EOTRH horse 19EOTRH horse 19EOTRH horse 19EOTRH horse 19EOTRH horse 19EOTRH horse 4 – Follow-up on this horse about 2 years after the 1st set of images shows the progression of this disease. Interestingly, but probably unrelated, is this horse’s extreme sensitivity to floating the mandibular cheek teeth, especially 306 requiring medication and difficulty chewing for 12+ hrs. Receding gum lines on lingual side. Note also involvement of the 404 canine.EOTRH horse 4 – Follow-up on this horse about 2 years after the 1st set of images shows the progression of this disease. Interestingly, but probably unrelated, is this horse’s extreme sensitivity to floating the mandibular cheek teeth, especially 306 requiring medication and difficulty chewing for 12+ hrs. Receding gum lines.EOTRH horse 4 – Follow-up on this horse about 2 years after the 1st set of images shows the progression of this disease. Interestingly, but probably unrelated, is this horse’s extreme sensitivity to floating the mandibular cheek teeth, especially 306 requiring medication and difficulty chewing for 12+ hrs. Receding gum lines.EOTRH horse 4 – Follow-up on this horse about 2 years after the 1st set of images shows the progression of this disease. Interestingly, but probably unrelated, is this horse’s extreme sensitivity to floating the mandibular cheek teeth, especially 306 requiring medication and difficulty chewing for 12+ hrs.EOTRH horse 4 – Follow-up on this horse about 2 years after the 1st set of images shows the progression of this disease. Interestingly, but probably unrelated, is this horse’s extreme sensitivity to floating the mandibular cheek teeth, especially 306 requiring medication and difficulty chewing for 12+ hrs. Receding gum lines.EOTRH horse 4 – Follow-up on this horse about 2 years after the 1st set of images shows the progression of this disease. Interestingly, but probably unrelated, is this horse’s extreme sensitivity to floating the mandibular cheek teeth, especially 306 requiring medication and difficulty chewing for 12+ hrs. Erosion of gum above 203. Necrosis of 202.EOTRH horse 4 – Follow-up on this horse about 2 years after the 1st set of images shows the progression of this disease. Interestingly, but probably unrelated, is this horse’s extreme sensitivity to floating the mandibular cheek teeth, especially 306 requiring medication and difficulty chewing for 12+ hrs. Receding gum line.EOTRH horse 4 – Follow-up on this horse about 2 years after the 1st set of images shows the progression of this disease. Interestingly, but probably unrelated, is this horse’s extreme sensitivity to floating the mandibular cheek teeth, especially 306 requiring medication and difficulty chewing for 12+ hrs. Bulbous enlargement of upper incisors.EOTRH horse 4 – Follow-up on this horse about 2 years after the 1st set of images shows the progression of this disease. Interestingly, but probably unrelated, is this horse’s extreme sensitivity to floating the mandibular cheek teeth, especially 306 requiring medication and difficulty chewing for 12+ hrs. Side view with the lips closed.EOTRH horse 18 – only 1 lower remnant incisor and 4 upper incisors remain. It doesn’t show here but this 23 yr old gelding TB cross has severe parrot mouth. His BCS is a 6 and has no trouble grazing or eating hay.EOTRH horse 18 – only 1 lower remnant incisor and 4 upper incisors remain. It doesn’t show here but this 23 yr old gelding TB cross has severe parrot mouth. His BCS is a 6 and has no trouble grazing or eating hay.EOTRH horse 18 – only 1 lower remnant incisor and 4 upper incisors remain. It doesn’t show here but this 23 yr old gelding TB cross has severe parrot mouth. His BCS is a 6 and has no trouble grazing or eating hay.EOTRH horse 18 – 20 yr old Bay QH-Paint G #303 loose and painful. Proliferation of cementum with cobblestone surface and slight gum attachment holding the tooth in the mouth. The crown is between my fingers. This tooth was easily extracted using finger pressure with IV analgesia.EOTRH horse 18 – 20 yr old Bay QH-Paint G #303 loose and painful. Proliferation of cementum with cobblestone surface and slight gum attachment holding the tooth in the mouth. The crown is between my fingers. This tooth was easily extracted using finger pressure with IV analgesia.EOTRH horse 18 – 20 yr old Bay QH-Paint G #303 loose and painful. Proliferation of cementum with cobblestone surface and slight gum attachment holding the tooth in the mouth. The crown is between my fingers. This tooth was easily extracted using finger pressure with IV analgesia.EOTRH horse 18 – 20 yr old Bay QH-Paint G #303 loose and painful. Proliferation of cementum with cobblestone surface and slight gum attachment holding the tooth in the mouth. The crown is between my fingers. This tooth was easily extracted using finger pressure with IV analgesia.EOTRH horse 17 – #301 coronal fracture due to EOTRH with tooth fragments remaining. All of the disintegrated pieces of socket and tooth that were removed from #301.EOTRH horse 17 – #301 coronal fracture due to EOTRH with tooth fragments remaining. The socket cleaned of all palpable pieces of incisor.EOTRH horse 17 – #301 coronal fracture due to EOTRH with tooth fragments remaining. The socket cleaned of all palpable pieces of incisor.EOTRH horse 17 – #301 coronal fracture due to EOTRH with tooth fragments remaining. Removal of the avulsed alveolus using a wolf tooth elevator and thumb. NOTE – signs of EOTRH with resorption above 102EOTRH horse 17 – #301 coronal fracture due to EOTRH with tooth fragments remaining. Removal of the avulsed alveolus using a wolf tooth elevator and thumb.EOTRH horse 17 – #301 coronal fracture due to EOTRH with tooth fragments remaining. The rostral alveolus disintegrating and avulsed with the wolf tooth elevator.EOTRH horse 17 – #301 coronal fracture due to EOTRH with tooth fragments remaining. The rostral alveolus disintegrating and avulsed with the wolf tooth elevator.EOTRH horse 17 – #301 coronal fracture due to EOTRH with tooth fragments remaining.EOTRH horse 1 – all incisors have been removed. The tongue naturally hangs out. The gingiva have healed well and the horse maintains his weight with normal grass, hay, and grain diet.EOTRH horse 1 – all incisors have been removed. The tongue naturally hangs out. The gingiva have healed well and the horse maintains his weight with normal grass, hay, and grain diet.EOTRH horse 5 – 2 years after extracting all incisors except 403. Note how the tongue hangs out without the incisors blocking it.EOTRH horse 5 – 2 years after extracting all incisors except 403. Note how the tongue hangs out without the incisors blocking it. EOTRH-120EOTRH horse 5 – 2 years after extracting all incisors except 403. Note how the tongue hangs out without the incisors blocking it.EOTRH horse 5 – 2 years after extracting all incisors except 403. Note how the tongue hangs out without the incisors blocking it.EOTRH horse 5 – 2 years after extracting all incisors except 403. Note how the tongue hangs out without the incisors blocking it.EOTRH horse 17 – Severe EOTRH with multiple missing teeth with loss of tongue containment.EOTRH horse 17 – Severe EOTRH with multiple missing teeth with loss of tongue containment.EOTRH horse 17 – Severe EOTRH with multiple missing teeth with loss of tongue containment.EOTRH horse 17 – Severe EOTRH with multiple missing teeth with loss of tongue containment.EOTRH horse 16 – with mandibular bone enlargement and receding gum line in a 24 year old horse.EOTRH horse 16 – with mandibular bone enlargement and receding gum line in a 24 year old horse.EOTRH horse 16 – with mandibular bone enlargement and receding gum line in a 24 year old horse.EOTRH horse 15 – Incisors not painful but #106 and 107 cheek teeth were painful when floating. Owner may take radiographs though EOTRH is rare in the cheek teeth.EOTRH horse 15 – Incisors not painful but #106 and 107 cheek teeth were painful when floating. Owner may take radiographs though EOTRH is rare in the cheek teeth.EOTRH horse 15 – Incisors not painful but #106 and 107 cheek teeth were painful when floating. Owner may take radiographs though EOTRH is rare in the cheek teeth.EOTRH horse 15 – Incisors not painful but #106 and 107 cheek teeth were painful when floating. Owner may take radiographs though EOTRH is rare in the cheek teeth.EOTRH of #103 – Associated lip ulcer is not painful and does not affect his eating. I filed smooth the edges. Because this tooth did not affect his chewing we decided to wait until further action was needed.EOTRH of #103 – Associated lip ulcer is not painful and does not affect his eating. I filed smooth the edges. Because this tooth did not affect his chewing we decided to wait until further action was needed.A malformed #303 with receeding gum line in a 24 year old with suspected EOTRH (more evident in the upper incisors). Also necrosis of the pulp chambers of 301 and 401.2 necrotic holes on the labial surface of 203 of this 24 year old horse. Also, the gums are starting to receed along with the prominant bull nose shape of the upper incisors indicating the onset of EOTR-H (unconfirmed).ETORH horse 5 – 1 year after extractions – BCS is a 6. Gums are very healthy. Remaining 403 is solid and non-painful.ETORH horse 5 – 1 year after extractions – BCS is a 6. Gums are very healthy. Remaining 403 is solid and non-painful. Notice the tongue hangs out of the mouth because there are no incisors to keep it in. It is this pressure that forces the incisors of older horses to move out and to become long in the tooth.ETORH horse 5 – 1 year after extractions – BCS is a 6. Gums are very healthy. Remaining 403 is solid and non-painful.ETORH horse 5 – 1 year after extractions – BCS is a 6. Gums are very healthy. Remaining 403 is solid and non-painful. Notice the tongue hangs out of the mouth because there are no incisors to keep it in. It is this pressure that forces the incisors of older horses to move out and to become long in the tooth.ETORH horse 5 – 1 year after extractions – BCS is a 6. Gums are very healthy. Remaining 403 is solid and non-painful.EOTRH horse 6 – Taken 8 months after extraction of decayed and fractured 403- base of 402 exposed but firm in the mouth. All teeth firm with no bad smell or pain when filed with the small canine file. Cheek teeth not affected and in great shape in this 29 year old.EOTRH horse 6 – Taken 8 months after extraction of decayed and fractured 403- base of 402 exposed but firm in the mouth. All teeth firm with no bad smell or pain when filed with the small canine file. Cheek teeth not affected and in great shape in this 29 year old.EOTRH horse 6 – Taken 8 months after extraction of decayed and fractured 403- base of 402 exposed but firm in the mouth. All teeth firm with no bad smell or pain when filed with the small canine file. Cheek teeth not affected and in great shape in this 29 year old.EOTRH horse 6 – Taken 8 months after extraction of decayed and fractured 403- base of 402 exposed but firm in the mouth. All teeth firm with no bad smell or pain when filed with the small canine file. Cheek teeth not affected and in great shape in this 29 year old.EOTRH horse 6 – Taken 8 months after extraction of decayed and fractured 403- base of 402 exposed but firm in the mouth. All teeth firm with no bad smell or pain when filed with the small canine file. Cheek teeth not affected and in great shape in this 29 year old.EOTRH horse 6 – Taken 8 months after extraction of decayed and fractured 403- base of 402 exposed but firm in the mouth. All teeth firm with no bad smell or pain when filed with the small canine file. Cheek teeth not affected and in great shape in this 29 year old.EOTRH horse 14 – 7/29/1986 = 27yr 3mo WB S – Early EOTRH and an underbite but only from the forward displacement of the lower left incisors. Note more receding gums on the lower left tongue side and upper left lip side than on the right.EOTRH horse 14 – 7/29/1986 = 27yr 3mo WB S – Early EOTRH and an underbite but only from the forward displacement of the lower left incisors. Note more receding gums on the lower left tongue side and upper left lip side than on the right.EOTRH horse 14 – 7/29/1986 = 27yr 3mo WB S – Early EOTRH and an underbite but only from the forward displacement of the lower left incisors. Note more receding gums on the lower left tongue side and upper left lip side than on the right.EOTRH horse 14 – 7/29/1986 = 27yr 3mo WB S – Early EOTRH and an underbite but only from the forward displacement of the lower left incisors. Note more receding gums on the lower left tongue side and upper left lip side than on the right.EOTRH horse 14 – 7/29/1986 = 27yr 3mo WB S – Early EOTRH and an underbite but only from the forward displacement of the lower left incisors. Note more receding gums on the lower left tongue side and upper left lip side than on the right.EOTRH horse 13 – 5/1/1995 = 18yr 4mo – early EOTRH with gum recession, bulbous profile and stippled gums.EOTRH horse 13 – 5/1/1995 = 18yr 4mo – early EOTRH with gum recession, bulbous profile and stippled gums.EOTRH horse 13 – 5/1/1995 = 18yr 4mo – early EOTRH with gum recession, bulbous profile and stippled gums.EOTRH horse 13 – 5/1/1995 = 18yr 4mo – early EOTRH with gum recession, bulbous profile and stippled gums.EOTRH horse 12 – A 25 yr old QH G with decay and feed impaction at #403, 101, & 301’s , extra lower incisors, cap remnants behind 301/2/3, gum recession of central lower incisors. THIS PICTURE shows #403 after extraction of displaced fragment.EOTRH horse 12 – A 25 yr old QH G with decay and feed impaction at #403, 101, & 301’s , extra lower incisors, cap remnants behind 301/2/3, gum recession of central lower incisors. THIS PICTURE shows the remaining 2 cap remnants which were extractedEOTRH horse 12 – A 25 yr old QH G with decay and feed impaction at #403, 101, & 301’s , extra lower incisors, cap remnants behind 301/2/3, gum recession of central lower incisors. THIS PICTURE shows the extraction site and the remaining upper partial incisor. It was solid in the socket and the gum line intact.EOTRH horse 12 – A 25 yr old QH G with decay and feed impaction at #403, 101, & 301’s , extra lower incisors, cap remnants behind 301/2/3, gum recession of central lower incisors. THIS PICTURE shows the extracted tooth, tooth remnants, and 3 cap remnants.EOTRH horse 12 – A 25 yr old QH G with decay and feed impaction at #403, 101, & 301’s , extra lower incisors, cap remnants behind 301/2/3, gum recession of central lower incisors.EOTRH horse 12 – A 25 yr old QH G with decay and feed impaction of #403, 101, & 301’s , extra lower incisors, cap remnants behind 301/2/3, gum recession of central lower incisors. THIS PICTURE clearly shows the 3 cap remnants on the caudal aspect of the lower central incisors.EOTRH horse 12 – a 25 yr old QH G with decay and feed impaction at #403, 101, & 301’s , extra lower incisors, cap remnants behind 301/2/3, gum recession of central lower incisors.EOTRH horse 12 – a 25 yr old QH G with decay and feed impaction at #403, 101, & 301’s , extra lower incisors, cap remnants behind 301/2/3, gum recession of central lower incisors.EOTRH horse 12 – a 25 yr old QH G with decay and feed impaction at #403, 101, & 301’s , extra lower incisors, cap remnants behind 301/2/3, gum recession of central lower incisors.EOTRH horse 12 – a 25 yr old QH G with decay and feed impaction at #403, 101, & 301’s , extra lower incisors, cap remnants behind 301/2/3, gum recession of central lower incisors.EOTRH horse 1 – Tattoo = T = 1990 = 23yr This horse had all his lower incisors and the start of EOTRH in 2010 (see the 1st pictures I have of him Horse 1). He has no trouble chewing and is fed 8 quarts of grain a day plus hay and pasture. His weight loss since 2010 may be age or being moved to a new home 1000 miles away.EOTRH horse 1 – Tattoo = T = 1990 = 23yr This horse had all his lower incisors and the start of EOTRH in 2010 (see the 1st pictures I have of him Horse 1). He has no trouble chewing and is fed 8 quarts of grain a day plus hay and pasture. His weight loss since 2010 may be age or being moved to a new home 1000 miles away.EOTRH horse 1 – Tattoo = T = 1990 = 23yr This horse had all his lower incisors and the start of EOTRH in 2010 (see the 1st pictures I have of him Horse 1). He has no trouble chewing and is fed 8 quarts of grain a day plus hay and pasture. His weight loss since 2010 may be age or being moved to a new home 1000 miles away.EOTRH horse 1 – Tattoo = T = 1990 = 23yr This horse had all his lower incisors and the start of EOTRH in 2010 (see the 1st pictures I have of him Horse 1). He has no trouble chewing and is fed 8 quarts of grain a day plus hay and pasture. His weight loss since 2010 may be age or being moved to a new home 1000 miles away.EOTRH horse 1 – Tattoo = T = 1990 = 23yr This horse had all his lower incisors and the start of EOTRH in 2010 (see the 1st pictures I have of him Horse 1). He has no trouble chewing and is fed 8 quarts of grain a day plus hay and pasture. His weight loss since 2010 may be age or being moved to a new home 1000 miles away.EOTRH horse 1 – Tattoo = T = 1990 = 23yr This horse had all his lower incisors and the start of EOTRH in 2010 (see the 1st pictures I have of him Horse 1). He has no trouble chewing and is fed 8 quarts of grain a day plus hay and pasture. His weight loss since 2010 may be age or being moved to a new home 1000 miles away.EOTRH horse 1 – Tattoo = T = 1990 = 23yr This horse had all his lower incisors and the start of EOTRH in 2010 (see the 1st pictures I have of him Horse 1). He has no trouble chewing and is fed 8 quarts of grain a day plus hay and pasture. His weight loss since 2010 may be age or being moved to a new home 1000 miles away.EOTRH horse 11 – older horse with thickening of the gums with a cobblestone appearance.EOTRH horse 11 – older horse with thickening of the gums with a cobblestone appearance.EOTRH horse 11 – older horse with thickening of the gums with a cobblestone appearance.EOTRH horse 11 – older horse with thickening of the gums with a cobblestone appearance.EOTRH horse 10 – 4/11/1993 = 20yr = W (partial) TB G – Receding gum line, bulbous incisors, thickening of the gum line.EOTRH horse 10 – 4/11/1993 = 20yr = W (partial) TB G – Receding gum line, bulbous incisors, thickening of the gum line.EOTRH horse 10 – 4/11/1993 = 20yr = W (partial) TB G – Receding gum line, bulbous incisors, thickening of the gum line.EOTRH horse 9 – 2/14/1997 = 16yr 5mo – Early stage of EOTRH with thickening of the gums around the canines, #404 early necrosis, bulbous appearance of incisors. No pain of difficulty in using incisors.EOTRH horse 9 – 2/14/1997 = 16yr 5mo – Early stage of EOTRH with thickening of the gums around the canines, #404 early necrosis, bulbous appearance of incisors. No pain of difficulty in using incisors.EOTRH horse 9 – 2/14/1997 = 16yr 5mo – Early stage of EOTRH with thickening of the gums around the canines, #404 early necrosis, bulbous appearance of incisors. No pain of difficulty in using incisors.EOTRH horse 9 – 2/14/1997 = 16yr 5mo – Early stage of EOTRH with thickening of the gums around the canines, #404 early necrosis, bulbous appearance of incisors. No pain of difficulty in using incisors.ETORH horse 5 – Missing incisors lost to EOTRH prevent this horse’s tongue from staying in the mouthEOTRH horse 9 – 2/14/1997 = 16yr 5mo – Early stage of EOTRH with thickening of the gums around the canines, #404 early necrosis, bulbous appearance of incisors. No pain of difficulty in using incisors.ETORH horse 5 – BCS 4 – Moderately Thin – Spine ridge and rib outline are visible. The tail head may be visible. This horse also has had all but 1 of his incisors extracted caused by EOTRHETORH horse 5 – All but 1 incisor removed 6 months ago. He could not bite food and was painful but immediately started to eat hay after extraction. Site has healed well and while thin, he maintains his condition.EOTRH horse 8 – 3/26/1981 = 32 years old – He has good BCS and shines.EOTRH horse 8 – 3/26/1981 = 32 years old – He has good BCS and shines.EOTRH horse 8 – 3/26/1981 = 32 years oldEOTRH horse 7 – 27 years oldEOTRH horse 7 – 27 years oldEOTRH horse 7 – 27 years oldEOTRH horse 7 – 27 years oldEOTRH horse 6a – 6 months after removal of the screw set in-between incisors to prevent cribbing.Beginning EOTR-H or maybe tissue damage from trauma. It is hard to tell from the outside without X-rays.EOTRH horse 6 – 29 yr old, 403 fractured, good body condition and no difficulties chewing, cheek teeth are in good condition.EOTRH horse 6 – 29 yr old, 403 fractured, good body condition and no difficulties chewing, cheek teeth are in good condition.EOTRH horse 6 – 29 yr old, 403 fractured, good body condition and no difficulties chewing, cheek teeth are in good condition.EOTRH horse 6 – 29 yr old, 403 fractured, good body condition and no difficulties chewing, cheek teeth are in good condition.EOTRH horse 6 – 29 yr old, 403 fractured, good body condition and no difficulties chewing, cheek teeth are in good condition.EOTRH horse 6 – 29 yr old, 403 fractured, good body condition and no difficulties chewing, cheek teeth are in good condition.EOTRH horse 6 – 29 yr old, 403 fractured, good body condition and no difficulties chewing, cheek teeth are in good condition.EOTRH horse 6 – 29 yr old, 403 fractured, good body condition and no difficulties chewing, cheek teeth are in good condition.EOTRH horse 6 – 29 yr old, 403 fractured, good body condition and no difficulties chewing, cheek teeth are in good condition.Hyperplasia of gums surrounding incisors and canines that is a precursor to EOTRH.Hyperplasia of gums surrounding incisors and canines that is a precursor to EOTRH. Note the receding gum line leading to root exposure and the cobblestone roughening of the gums.Hyperplasia of gums surrounding incisors and canines that is a precursor to EOTRH. Note the receding gum line leading to root exposure and the cobblestone roughening of the gums.Hyperplasia of gums surrounding incisors and canines that is a precursor to EOTRH. Note the receding gum line leading to root exposure and the cobblestone roughening of the gums.ETORH horse 5 – 6 incisors extracted with little effort form the horse.ETORH horse 5 – 6 incisors extracted with little effort form the horse.ETORH horse 5 – with loose, painful, & necrotic incisors. Excessive tartar due to tongue not moving over the painful teeth. Extracted with IV sedation and analgesics. Horse went right to eating without difficulties afterwards.ETORH horse 5 – with loose, painful, & necrotic incisors. Excessive tartar due to tongue not moving over the painful teeth. Extracted with IV sedation and analgesics. Horse went right to eating without difficulties afterwards.ETORH horse 5 – with loose, painful, & necrotic incisors. Excessive tartar due to tongue not moving over the painful teeth. Extracted with IV sedation and analgesics. Horse went right to eating without difficulties afterwards.ETORH horse 5 – with loose, painful, & necrotic incisors. Excessive tartar due to tongue not moving over the painful teeth.ETORH horse 5 – with loose, painful, & necrotic incisors. Excessive tartar due to tongue not moving over the painful teeth.ETORH horse 5 – with loose, painful, & necrotic incisors. Excessive tartar due to tongue not moving over the painful teeth.EOTRH horse 4ETORH horse 5 – with loose, painful, & necrotic incisors. Excessive tartar due to tongue not moving over the painful teeth.EOTRH horse 4EOTRH horse 4EOTRH horse 4EOTRH horse 3 – with missing incisors and exposed tongue.EOTRH horse 3 – with missing incisors and exposed tongue.EOTRH horse 3 – with missing incisors and exposed tongue.EOTRH decay of a corner incisorEOTRH with disrupted incisor integrity.EOTRH horse 1EOTRH horse 1EOTRH horse 1EOTRH horse 1
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