Equine Dental Equilibration Concepts

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This on-demand AVMA course by Dr. Mary S. DeLory is a basic discussion of the key concepts of equine dental equilibration. (1 CE credit)

A very basic discussion of the key concepts of equine dental equilibration, including a definition of equilibration and its purpose, basic biomechanics of mastication, interplay between incisors and cheek teeth and a brief discussion of aberrations to equilibrium. (1 CE credit)

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