lizzieuk1
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well H has a little one on the left and does hang a bit on that rein, was wondering whether anyone else had this problem and whether taking it out help?
wolf teeth
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Morrigan_Lady
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How old is he? You could have it taken out.
Arch had his out when he was four.
lizzieuk1
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H is only 5 so yes am considering taking it out but just wondered if it will really make any difference to his left rein problem?
Morrigan_Lady
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Only one way to find out!
fairhill
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It might help with the left rein. I would ask a dentist for advice.
My dentist left my mare's wolf teeth alone to begin with, as he could see they weren't interfering with the bit. On the next visit it turned out she'd lost the right one on her own accord, but still didn't need the left removing. He took the left one out on the following visit 6 months later.
She's always had contact issues, but hers was she refused to take a contact on the right rein, so it didn't make a difference in her case.
My dentist left my mare's wolf teeth alone to begin with, as he could see they weren't interfering with the bit. On the next visit it turned out she'd lost the right one on her own accord, but still didn't need the left removing. He took the left one out on the following visit 6 months later.
She's always had contact issues, but hers was she refused to take a contact on the right rein, so it didn't make a difference in her case.
lizzieuk1
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have had the dentist, last time he said wait and see, which i did but still prob on left rein, and this time said may or may not make a difference but to get vet to take out as needs some sedation for it.
just wondered if anyone else has had their horses out and seena difference. don;t want to do it if its unnecessary.
just wondered if anyone else has had their horses out and seena difference. don;t want to do it if its unnecessary.
Cop-Pop
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My mare has a problem on her right rein but the dentist has confirmed it is nothing to do with her wolf teeth so they have been left in for now, so her back has to be checked again...