Horses' Teeth Prevention-Recognition-Treatment

What every horse owner should know about this important and often misunderstood part of the horse's anatomy, including: The anatomy of the horse's mouth and tooth structures Determining age by looking at the teeth The first course of action for injuries Diseases and disorders of the teeth and mouth When, why, and how the teeth should be examined Alternative treatment options An overview of the dentist's equipment Case studies A handy reference chart to help identify the causes of common symptoms Straight from the horse's mouth. What do a horse's teeth consist of? How can you tell a horse's age? What happens in the mouth of a horse? When should a dental examination take place? What alternative therapies can be used for problems with teeth? Problems with riding and feeding, as well as recurring colics, can all be related to trouble with horses' teeth. Just as with humans, regular dental examinations are a must for horses. Equine dentistry is a specialized area, but one with which all horse owners and those who care for horses should be acquainted. The kinds of problems that can affect horses' teeth, how to recognize them and how to avoid them, together with the techniques and types of instruments used for dental treatment, are the subject of this book, which will be of interest to veterinary practitioners and horse owners alike. This book should not be missing from any horse lover's library.Kreling, Kai is the author of 'Horses' Teeth Prevention-Recognition-Treatment', published 2005 under ISBN 9781592286966 and ISBN 1592286968.