1st molars (4th cheek teeth - 9 to 12 months)

Map Branches

• Deciduous (Baby) Teeth
  • 1st incisors (centrals - birth or 1st week)
  • 2nd incisors (intermediates - 4 to 6 weeks)
  • 3rd incisors (corners - 6 to 9 months)
  • 1st, 2nd & 3rd pre-molars (cheek teeth - birth or first 2 weeks)
• Wolf Teeth (5 to 6 months)
• Why should you encourage regular dental attention?
  • Increase your horse's life span by 3 to 5 years
  • Save up to 40% on feed bills and vet bills
  • Prevent head-throwing problems caused by wolf teeth.
  • Relieve tooth related discomforts causing
    • Poor flexion & bending
    • Resistance
    • Poor control
• Adult Incisors
  • 3rd incisors (corners - 4.5 years)
  • 2nd incisors (intermediates 3.5 years)
  • 1st incisors (centrals - 2.5 years)
• Adult Pre-Molars
  • 4th premolars (3rd cheek teeth 4 years)
  • 3rd pre-molars (2nd cheek teeth 3 years)
  • 2nd pre-molars (1st cheek teeth 2.5 years)
• Adult Molars
  • 3rd molars (6th cheek teeth - 3.5 to 4 years)
  • 2nd molars (5th cheek teeth - 2 years)
  • 1st molars (4th cheek teeth - 9 to 12 months)
• Canines (bridle 4-5 years)
• Helpful Sites
  • Equine Dentistry UK
  • International Association of Equine Dentistry
  • American School of Equine Dentistry

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