| Extraction of an retained baby tooth (click to enlarge) * * 'Maaco' Olshausen * * |
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| This Page is Still Under Construction - more photos coming! |
| Deep tongue laceration |
| Large Molar Ridge/Step --- |
| Before Bit Seat |
| After Bit Seat |
baby tooth -----
- - - wolf tooth
- - - cap or baby tooth
| Central Upper Incisors are adult teeth, others are baby teeth This horse is around 2 1/2 years old. |
| Upper lateral Incisor is still a baby tooth, while lower one is an adult tooth. This horse is around 4 1/2 yrs old |
| Note the large hook on the incisor |
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| This horse was unable to hold his head straight (notice the line drawn over his eyes) - partially from a poll injury, and partially from his teeth. The owner reported significant improvement in his performance after his dentistry |
| This is an example of the type of ulcers horses can get from eating 'bad' hay - which was contaminated with broom sage. Click to enlarge and see lesions. "Bud Lunsford" |