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Equine Dentist in Fort Valley, GA

Routine Dental Exams and Cleanings

We start every horse’s dental care journey with routine dental exams and cleanings. This essential service forms the foundation of our equine dentistry practice at Central Georgia Equine Services.

Our team carefully examines each horse to identify any potential dental issues before they escalate into more serious problems. We then proceed with cleaning, removing plaque and tartar build-up that can lead to gum disease and other oral health issues.

Treatment of Equine Dental Issues

We tackle dental issues like overgrown teeth and dental infections head-on at Central Georgia Equine Services. Overgrown teeth can cause considerable discomfort for horses, affecting their ability to eat properly and potentially leading to more severe health concerns.

Dental infections require immediate attention, and we’re equipped to manage these critical situations effectively. Through careful diagnosis, we determine the extent of the infection before proceeding with treatment.

This may involve removing infected teeth or performing root canal procedures specifically for equine patients.

Equine Dental Floating

We perform equine dental floating to ensure the teeth of horses are smooth and well-maintained. This process involves carefully filing away any sharp edges or overgrowths on the horse’s teeth, which can lead to improved eating habits and overall better health.

Our team at Central Georgia Equine Services takes every precaution to make sure your horse is comfortable and safe during this procedure, checking thoroughly before sedation and performing a comprehensive examination.

Corrective Procedures for Dental Abnormalities

We address dental abnormalities in horses with precision and care. Our team uses various corrective procedures to fix issues like malocclusions, misalignments, and other dental deformities that can impact a horse’s health and performance.

With advanced tools and techniques, we make sure these corrections are done effectively to improve chewing habits, relieve discomfort, and boost the overall well-being of the horse.

Improved Overall Equine Health and Wellness

Ensuring a horse’s mouth is free from pain and discomfort allows them to eat properly and absorb nutrients efficiently, directly impacting their health status. By preventing dental issues before they evolve into severe problems, we boost their immune system, enhance performance, and contribute significantly to a happier life for these magnificent animals.

Through regular dental maintenance provided by Dr. Charlene Cook and our skilled team, horses experience fewer digestive issues and other related health concerns, illustrating our commitment to their long-term wellness.

Prevention of Dental Issues and Related Health Problems

At Central Georgia Equine Services, preventing dental issues is a cornerstone of our care. By conducting thorough physical examinations and providing regular cleanings and treatments, we tackle potential problems before they escalate.

Our strategies include careful monitoring for signs of overgrown teeth or infections that can lead to more severe issues if left untreated. By offering equine dental floating and corrective procedures for abnormalities, we maintain the horse’s ability to eat properly, which is essential for their overall well-being.

Better Equine Performance and Behavior

We see remarkable improvements in the performance and behavior of horses after they receive proper dental care. Regular check-ups and treatments ensure their mouths are free from pain and significantly enhance their ability to train and perform.

A horse with well-maintained teeth can better process food, leading to improved nutrition and energy levels. This directly affects how they respond to training and behave both inside and outside the arena.

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We have expanded our Farm Call service area from a 30-mile radius to a 60-mile radius, allowing us to now serve communities like Dublin, Forsyth, and Cordele!

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