Endless Mountain Equine Dentistry

07/11/2025

I think I’m caught up on messages! If you are waiting to hear from me and you did not today please reach out 607-351-6423 or send a message:) beautiful French horse property for your enjoyment.

07/08/2025

07/08/2025

Something to think about on a Tuesday morning 🫢

05/18/2025

2 full days left on Sasha’s books until July 10th, small handful of afternoons open. 😳 send us a message if you need to schedule in June or July! Jules around a bit too in between road trips!
Text 607-351-6423

04/13/2025

Last minute opening for Wednesday the 16th- Canton/trout run/jersey shore route! Up to 5 horses, 607-351-6423 or message!

03/27/2025

Spring? Winter? Fake spring number 7? 🤣 Books are crazy, as it goes in the spring- one request from unityville area is looking for a crew to save on a farm call! If you’re between Dushore and Milton-ish and need a date send me a message or text 607-351-6423

01/16/2025

Using a certified dentist is best practice. It’s definitely possible to do an excellent job with hand floats too, but the charges should be even higher if that’s what folks insist on. We see this type of thing all the time, sadly.

ALL EQUINE DENTISTRY IS NOT EQUAL!!
Here is a fairly common case scenario. This horse "just had his teeth done", but was still spooky and refusing to go forward under saddle. I scanned his body, and he was reactive almost everywhere, but especially at the indicator points for TMJ-myofascial pain. A quick glance at his incisors showed a shift in the jaw to the right, so I discussed with his owner that better dentistry could help.
The hand floater had removed some sharp enamel points (not all), and basically done no other work, leaving giant hooks on the first upper cheek teeth. I also corrected excessive transverse ridging, reduced lower ramps, and worked on the table angles, ultimately restoring jaw motion forward-back and side-side (this was completely locked going the the L before work).

If you are using a hand floater because you think it saves you money, it is going to cost you more in the long run. More body issues/behavior problems/turnover of horses to compete in your chosen sport, more vet bills to treat compensatory lameness from TMJ pain, more feed to maintain your horse's condition, more senior feeding when your horse's teeth wear out prematurely!

Now to make it even more confusing, having your vet perform dentistry is also not a sure way of knowing that it was correct. However, there is an international equine dental group (International Association of Equine Dentistry) that holds practitioners to a higher standard. You can search for IAED members through their director

09/05/2024

Mamas happy! Back to school! End of summer sports chaos is over. Had a celebratory brunch and now working on scheduling! Drop a line via dm here or 607-351-6423 if you’re feeling forgotten or it’s time to book in!

07/20/2024

Congrats Helen and Lindsay! I was thinking about how many different types of horses and disciplines we interact with every year… But what’s missing? Cutting horses. Zero competitive cutting horses in this practice. My buddies in Texas might find that hard to believe. 🤣

07/09/2024

KENTUCKY
first week of August
Can’t wait to see y’all💙

06/12/2024

Some fav clients in action at a place that’s dear! Let’s go Sydney Howland !

04/08/2024

Hey! Soulie is famous! Pretty cool Beth R Lajza! Anyone in my area interested in EasyCare shoes? Beth is an expert!