Equine dentist in Essex

[wizbit]

Hi, need to get my horses teeth done, a bit overdue

last time i used my vet but wasnt very impressed, he also aged my horse completely wrong which, considering he is a vet, is quite scary! anyone know of any good dentists with horse skills? my boys not too keen on the gag so dont want some bolshy idiot marching in and thinking being bold is the answer. thanks for any replies

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[eoe]

Stuart Garrard, he has been doing, my yard and my horses for about 9 years, he is a proper UK qualified dentist, he also works at Paton & Lee vets a couple of Thursdays a month, if you want his number PM me.

 

[coen]

I had Damien Greenshields out on Saturday, and he was brilliant with my boy. Really patient and gentle, I will definitely have him again.

I was really worried about it as my horse can be really tricky if he works himself up and cannot be sedated as is terrible with needles.
Thankfully it was uneventful as Damien was quiet and reassuring.

 

[SuzySue]

Hey Coen, glad you liked Damien

Happy to have helped.

 

[VictoriaEDT]

I recommend Chris Keates but have a look on www.baedt.com and click on members. These are the EDTs in the UK that are qualified

 

[madthing2spyda]

I only use my Vet, because at the end of the day the only person who can remove a tooth, if ever needed is a Vet, the only person who can sedate a horse if needed is the Vet.

 

[chrisnapthineEDT]

dent techs can remve digitally loose teeth and most will be far better at it than vets as have done 50 times more training as i think there is only 6 or so vets in the country that have completed further dentistry training most only do the standard 2 days