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Post by Deleted on Nov 10, 2010 0:49:43 GMT -1
I was wondering if anyone has problems with wolfteeth. Do you usually get them pulled? Our dentist said that they usually don't get in the way, but i'm thinking that they might be bothering one of my geldings. How far above the bit are the last teeth supposed to be?  |
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Post by Anna on Nov 10, 2010 6:24:55 GMT -1
If you think they are bothering its probably worth having them removed, it isn't actually that big a deal to have them done. We don't tend too as a rule as don't find they bother most, Dylan had his out the other day as he had a blind canine coming through that needed sorting and whilst he was out for that, the vet suggested we just remove them now whilst we were doing things. To be honest, hasn't made a blind bit of difference when it comes to riding but at least they won't in the future.
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Post by valerie n scout on Nov 10, 2010 7:32:38 GMT -1
my old Dales had his removed, tho they weren't causing any bother,he ALWAYS had a pelham but the dentist said "just in case " x weve got them somewhere !
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Post by cutemangurdi1 on Nov 28, 2010 10:37:19 GMT -1
I've always found that at some stage they become a problem. When that happens I've had them taken out. It's straightforward.
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Post by carolj on Nov 28, 2010 13:47:34 GMT -1
Blossom had hers out when she was two and Pru is having hers out on 9th December.
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Post by NFK Dumpling on Nov 30, 2010 12:46:40 GMT -1
Musk had his out aged 2 as they were on the large side and dentist thought they may cause problems in the future.
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Post by DalesLady on Nov 30, 2010 15:06:33 GMT -1
We have had two ponies who had to have them removed because of problems, so we do take them out as a matter of course now as a preventative measure. They have never been a problem to remove, its not a big op or anything like that!
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