James Rogers Equine Dental Technician

02/08/2026

(some pictures may not be 100% accruate due to AI generation) All information is correct.

26/07/2026

19/07/2026

They can't tell us!

13/07/2026

100% transparency. If you want the best quality dental that you can get, the horse needs to be sedated.

I don't require all horses to be sedated and having them sedated, dose not earn me more money.

It's a simple fact, no technician can work to same level, on a unsedated horse, as they can on a sedated one.

12/07/2026

What many unsuspecting owners don't realise!

Correcting protuberant molars, ETR and wave mouths ect. Without reducing the incisors, lowers the occlusion (molar contact).

This reduces food grinding capacity, increases tension on the TMJ, lowers the ridden performance of the horse and throws out the three point balance, horses are meant to be in.

Horses don't always need their incisors reduced, but they need it more often than it happens.

07/07/2026

If you want the best performance for your horse, check this information out.

Equine biomechanics start at the head, with free movement of the mandible.

You don't need to be an equine dentist to check your horses incisors.

28/06/2026

The development of sharp enamel points is a good thing. As EDTs our job is to make sure the sharp points don't develop to the point of causing pain and discomfort. As well as looking for malocclusions and dental disease.

26/06/2026

Warm one this morning, early morning dentals. 🥵

21/06/2026

Equine dentistry biomechanics, start at the mouth! Both molars and incisors, can restrict movement of the mandible.