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West Ridge Equine

Equine Dentistry

Professional equine dental care delivered at your yard. Gentle, effective, and essential for your horse’s long-term health and performance across the South West.
West Ridge Equine

Equine Dentistry Across the South West

We provide professional equine dentistry services throughout Devon, Cornwall, and the surrounding areas. Regular dental care is vital for your horse’s health, comfort, and performance. Our experienced vets carry out thorough dental checks and treatments, either as part of a routine visit or within our tailored healthcare plans. To book an appointment or learn more about our equine dental services in the South West, get in touch with our friendly team today.
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West Ridge Equine

Equine Dental Care Services

West Ridge Equine provides fully mobile dental care, bringing expert treatment straight to your horse’s stable. By carrying out extractions, corrections, and diagnostic imaging on-site, we create a calmer, more comfortable experience for both horse and owner.

Our comprehensive dental services include:
  • Full oral and dental examinations
  • Removal of sharp edges and overgrown teeth
  • Rasping to restore balanced dental arcades
  • Diagnosis of dental issues, including gaps where food can become impacted
  • Extraction of diseased or damaged teeth
  • Wolf tooth removal
  • Treatment of oral and dental disease
  • Feed advice tailored to dental conditions
We’re committed to supporting your horse’s health and performance with high-quality, stress-free dental care at your stable.
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How Often Should My Horse’s Teeth Be Checked?

We recommend a dental examination every six to twelve months to keep your horse’s teeth in good condition and prevent potential problems. If we identify any issues that require more frequent monitoring or treatment, we’ll discuss a tailored care plan with you during the visit.
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Will My Horse Need Sedation for Dental Work?

In some cases, sedation may be required to safely and comfortably carry out dental treatment. It helps to reduce anxiety, relax the jaw muscles, and minimise any discomfort during the procedure.
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