Frequently asked questions about dentistry in horses. General questions about dentistry and questions about dental issues in horses. Made in 2007, nothing has changed.

8 videos that take apart the key concepts of Horsemanship Dentistry. I made these videos in 2007 but the concepts have not changed and represent the core pieces of this style.

My “Seeing Is Believing Tour” playlist on YouTube. Videos of floating that represent the actions and reactions during and after the approach of Horsemanship Dentistry.

A popular medical doctor wrote an article “The Trouble With Dentistry.” I apply his thoughts to equine dentistry, diet, cheek tooth fractures, lectins, EOTRH, autoimmune disease, etc.

Discovering the various ways equine dentistry is performed and the divide between what is good for the horse and what is good for the practitioner. Discovering the reasons.

Within veterinary medicine are recognized divisions (surgery, medicine, ambulatory) and within these are hidden divisions. Do these affect horse owners and dentistry?

The “modern” way of horse dentistry is jacking the mouth open and automatically sedating the horses. The traditional way is more difficult using horsemanship.

The top ten things about what is inside the horses’ mouth and why I think we all need to clearly understand them as horse owners and trainers.

Integrity is the quality of being honest. It is what we have at the end of the day. What is inside the mouth of the horse is unseen by the owner but the integrity of the professional is always seen.

Pulling teeth is the dentistry equivalent of the expression “Do something!” But is “doing something” always in the best interest of the horse? Abscesses are ugly but natural and effective for infections.

After 35 years, I still get “kicked in the teeth” by people and professionals who believe in myths. They perpetuate these false beliefs in equine dentistry without asking someone who has experience.