Bescoby Equine Dental Vets

Bescoby Equine Dental Vets Equine Dental Veterinary Practice
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Bescoby Equine Vets is a small, family-run practice based in and around North Somerset and headed up by Sam Bescoby - an experienced equine clinician with a passion for equine dentistry. We pride ourselves in providing a personal, friendly service with a fully equipped mobile first-opinion practice (providing routine and 24/7 emergency cover) and a referral and second-opinion dental service.

01/06/2026

Vet student gets to do the big reveal!

We receive lots of requests for student placements, but as a small one-vet practice we’re only able to take on a limited number of final-year veterinary students each year.

For those looking for placements, here are a few tips that can help your application stand out:

- Research the practice before you apply. Avoid generic emails addressed to “To whom it may concern” or “Dear Sir/Madam”. A personalised email goes a long way.

- Show genuine interest in the work the practice does. If you’re applying to a dental practice, make sure your email reflects that!

- Tell us what you can bring to the placement. What experience do you have? How can you help? What are you hoping to learn?

- Remember that placements are a two-way relationship. Most vets are happy to support students because others did the same for them when they were training. Enthusiasm, gratitude and a willingness to get involved make a huge difference.

- Make the most of every opportunity. Introduce yourself to clients, help clean up, take up offers to perform a clinical examination, ask questions and get stuck in.

The students who leave the best impression aren’t necessarily the ones who know the most—they’re the ones who are engaged, helpful and keen to learn.

27/04/2026

This horse was extremely head shy, hated having a bit in his mouth & had extremely smelly breath. Whilst the horse had received regular routine dentals, by the time Sam was called, advanced EOTRH was diagnosed with all incisors severely affected. EOTRH (Equine Odontoclastic Tooth Resorption & Hypercementosis) is an extremely painful condition that requires X-rays to diagnose, regular monitoring and the extraction of affected teeth. Horses without any incisors can graze & eat hay much more comfortably than horses suffering with infection-riddled wobbly teeth.

17/04/2026

Safe to say they can’t feel a thing!

02/04/2026

The top comments in our videos are always in relation to the nerve block, the pressure, and the reveal of the tooth

NEW DENTAL DISCOUNT SCHEME!We are now offering a discount scheme to our routine dental clients for advanced procedures t...
31/03/2026

NEW DENTAL DISCOUNT SCHEME!
We are now offering a discount scheme to our routine dental clients for advanced procedures that may be required at any time whilst under our care (provided pathology is not identified at the first dental visit). A 10-20% discount (depending on procedure type) applies as long as routine dental checks are booked with us at the recommended intervals. Procedures eligible for the discount include Xrays, diastema widening, restorations and extractions (not including wolf teeth).

Sam can perform further investigations and many advanced treatments at your yard (sometimes at the same time as your routine appointment if anything untoward is discovered), otherwise our clinic is at Copper Beech Farm in Portbury.

New clients can register with us here: https://bescobyequinevets.co.uk/register-your-horse/
Existing clients - whilst you do receive email reminders, as with all tech it is not always reliable and/or can be easily ignored so please contact Rosie if you’d like to be added to her list to be personally contacted before your horse is due so that you remain eligible for the discount!

26/03/2026

Sound on for commentary and if you like the sound of teeth being pulled out 🙉

09/03/2026

Simples!

02/03/2026

Thank you to Dr Zoe Satsias for the invitation to visit Cyprus to see some advanced dental cases- just a week ago, world events were a bit calmer. Looking forward to being back out there soon ☀️

27/02/2026

Obi had started to eat his hay more slowly and was showing behavioural signs described as “more bolshy than usual” - a dental check revealed why & he was referred to Sam for treatment

11/02/2026

This horse was showing signs of ridden discomfort on the right rein. On examination, Sam found a fractured 106 (the first cheek tooth on the right hand side) caused by infundibular caries. The only option was to remove it. The same tooth on the other side (206) also had advanced infundibular caries, which if left untreated would also cause the tooth to fracture. The cavities were filled to prevent it from fracturing.

Address

The Old Thatch, Hill Lane, Weston In Gordano
Bristol
BS208PY

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441275403123

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