Advanced Equine Dentistry Inc

06/18/2026

Another fun dental day at the Peeps Foundation! The gang especially appreciated that we had fans all over the trailer….apparently donkey’s need their own!

06/17/2026

06/17/2026

Your horse is teething for a long time!! Routine dental care starts during teething to maintain alignment, assess structural development, and to reduce those really sharp caps!

06/07/2026

Anyone know of small farms available to rent in the areas surrounding Brooksville/Dade City? We have a friend moving here and bringing her horses. She doesn’t need a big or fancy home, but needs a good landing for her crew! Any tips appreciated!
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05/01/2026

Where are our draft lovers? This lovely boy will soon be available to his forever home! He was super easy to work with and so kind!

04/14/2026

What an amazing weekend in Idaho at the dental summit! Rich learned some new things and got to share a lot about AED! Great speakers, lots of clinical discussions, and experienced equine dental practitioners from around the world with so much to share. Thank you Dale Jeffrey for alway promoting the very best care for horses!

04/14/2026

Wild Horses Don’t Have Dentists….Nope!

Clients who are skeptical of the need for routine equine dental care often remind us that there are no dentists for wild horses. It is true, but horses in captivity have humans to thank for their need for this additional care! In nature, horses graze continually throughout their day and they eat food sources that have many different textures and densities....

Clients who are skeptical of the need for routine equine dental care often remind us that there are no dentists for wild horses. It is true, but horses in captivity have humans to thank for their n…

04/03/2026

When our clients ask “ what’s the biggest horse you’ve had in the dental trailer”? Today wasn’t even close….but big guys for sure!

03/21/2026

Glad to be able to help this guy!

02/05/2026

Can hardly believe it’s been 3 years since Zorro was diagnosed…..and in those 3 years we’ve been right beside so many of our clients who’s horses also have EOTRH and struggle with how to best treat it. There are large variations in the progression for each horse we meet and the answer is always to choose what is best for your horse’s quality of life. Happy to report that Zorro is quite contentedly living life on some pain relief and having a slow progression…..after taking out that enormous incisor! We are grateful to be able to help our clients along this path too. 🦷