Wallace Equine Dental Care

05/25/2026

If you are trying to contact me I will be without a phone for a couple days until a replacement arrives. Messenger will be my only contact option for now. If you have called or text this past week while we were on the current river I have not seen it. Send me a message and I will get back to you.

01/14/2026

11/19/2025

Effective through the rest of november.

Due to the growing EHV1 outbreak I will be taking precautionary measures for the near future.

I will not be seeing horses that have been to recent events and do not have current 72hr health papers. This will include any events local or national.

While I always use a wash in and wash out method to ensure sterilization of instruments and equipment in the trailer just being in proximity of an infected horse could transmit the virus. Keep them home and keep them safe.

While i do not believe i have seen any of these horses since the Waco event, I am going through records and will be thoroughly decontaminating the trailer today.

If there are any concerns, I will contact anyone affected.

11/14/2025

2026 Clinic Registration is OPEN‼️

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If you are looking to build your confidence, train your young horse, click with a new horse, or just improve your fundamental skills these clinics are for YOU.

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11/14/2025

Quidding can be caused by a number of dental problems and is usually due to either the horse being in pain or because they are physically unable to chew long fibre forage efficiently.

In pain related cases, the horse may be avoiding chewing in a specific area of the mouth due to discomfort. This can result from conditions such as periodontal disease caused by diastemata, or fractured, displaced, or even loose teeth, which may be causing soft tissue injury.

In cases where they are physically unable to chew efficiently, the horse might be struggling due to uneven grinding surfaces, large malocclusions restricting lower jaw movement, or excessive tooth wear from old age, resulting in lack of occlusion and therefore compromised chewing ability.

If you notice your horse quidding, it’s important to have them checked by your EDT promptly. A thorough dental examination will identify the cause of the quidding, allowing you to discuss a treatment plan with your EDT and potentially any dietary changes.

If your horse lives out over winter, remember to regularly check the area around the hay for signs of quidding. It’s also important to monitor body condition under rugs throughout the season.

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01/17/2025

I will be at Doc. Whites in Sallisaw on the 23rd.

This is the only availability I have in January outside of haul in appointments.

10/16/2021

Slowly but surely.

09/20/2021

That's not supposed to be there!!

Fistula or Draining tract stemming from an abcessed tooth root. This was the 310 or second to last molar on the horses lower left. You can watch the water pass through as i flush around the tooth with my water pick.

09/18/2021

Going to be in Russellville on the 22nd. I have time for a couple more horses in the late morning. I am scheduling november now and last minute booking are becoming nearly impossible.

08/23/2021

The present and the future all in one photo.