Marcus Fasey - Horse Dentistry

13/10/2026

As the weather turns and we start preparing our horses for the colder months, it’s a good time to check when they last had a dental examination.

This can be particularly important for older horses, who may have reduced chewing efficiency, missing or worn teeth, or other age related dental changes that can make maintaining condition through winter more difficult.

Regular dental examinations can help identify problems early and ensure your horse is comfortable and able to chew as effectively as possible.

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02/09/2026

There’s a lot going on in a young horse’s mouth.

Before the age of five, horses undergo significant dental changes as their deciduous (baby) teeth are shed and their permanent teeth erupt.

This period often coincides with introducing a bit and bridle and beginning ridden work, making regular dental examinations particularly important.

Some of the common dental findings we may see in young horses include:

🔹 Sharp enamel points: these can cause trauma to the cheeks and tongue and may become particularly relevant once a horse begins wearing a bridle and bit.

🔹 Wolf teeth: small vestigial teeth which usually erupt when horses are young. Their position and potential significance should be assessed individually, particularly before ridden work begins.

🔹 Retained deciduous teeth (caps): baby teeth that haven’t shed normally can contribute to food trapping, inflammation, displacement of the permanent teeth and periodontal problems. Careful assessment is important, as premature removal can also damage the developing permanent tooth.

Regular dental examinations throughout these rapidly changing years allow developing problems to be identified and appropriately managed early, helping to maintain a comfortable, healthy mouth as your young horse starts their career. 🐴🦷

To learn more how dentistry can affect a horses performance watch our YouTube video 🦷👉🏼 https://youtu.be/8V6r4gaw9lU?si=5LNJWLAJObCydO73

20/08/2026

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03/08/2026

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02/08/2026

This is a hard post to write; I’ve been waiting for permission from Monty’s family and they’ve said please go ahead. Monty passed away on Friday and will be greatly missed by many horse lovers. Deepest condolences to Pat and Debbie and all his family and those around him in California.
Love and sympathy to those of you in the UK and around the world whose lives he touched. I know there are many of you.
He really was extraordinary and it’s going to be Monty posts for the next week to share some of the great memories.
This is one of my favourite pictures of us at demo time. And of course you’ve got the music - gives me goose pimples every time ❤️###xx.