General Dentistry – Underbite

Doc-t January 12, 2015
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An underbite in horses occurs when the lower incisors are slightly extended beyond the occlusal surface of the upper incisors. The cheek teeth are also affected and shifted an equal distance often creating over-eruptions (hooks) of the first lower cheek teeth and the last upper cheek teeth.

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Underbite in a pigmy mini. See associated hooks on lower 6’s
Underbite in a pigmy mini. See associated hooks on lower 6’s
Underbite in a pigmy mini. See associated hooks on lower 6’s
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.
Underbite of a 4 yr old Percheron mare. Also the incisors are misaligned and there is hypertrophy of the gum tissue around the lower incisors.
Underbite of a 4 yr old Percheron mare. Also the incisors are misaligned and there is bunching of the gum tissue around the lower incisors caused by the tongue’s movement. This movement is also causing a clean labial surface
Underbite of a 4 yr old Percheron mare. Also the incisors are misaligned and there is bunching of the gum tissue around the lower incisors caused by the tongue’s movement. This movement is also causing a clean labial surface and a thinning of the labial enamel.
Underbite with an unusual wear pattern. Note the white lower central incisors where the tonge constantly licks while the darker stained teeth have no tongue movement. This horse’s tongue goes out and down only. It is also pushing the gum line down at the root causing a receeding line and a bunching of the gum into a ridge.
Horse C – Underbite in a 30 year old horse that has cribbed all of his life.
Horse C – Underbite in a 30 year old horse that has cribbed all of his life.
Horse B – Underbite in a Mini affecting only the 301 & 401 – AFTER cutting off excess. NOTE normal occlusal surfaces.
Horse B – Underbite in a Mini affecting only the 301 & 401 – AFTER cutting off excess
Horse B – Underbite in a Mini affecting only the 301 & 401 – AFTER cutting off excess
Horse B – Underbite in a Mini affecting only the 301 & 401 – note the partial normal wearing of the 3/401’s
Horse B – Underbite in a Mini affecting only the 301 & 401
Horse B – Underbite in a Mini affecting only the 301 & 401
Horse A – Underbite in a mini horse
Horse A – Underbite in a mini horse
Categories: Dentistry, Teeth and Oral Cavity System

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