diastema/dental caries

Equine dental disease remains a widespread affliction in domestic horses, with the potential to cause significant welfare problems. This retrospective study aimed to increase understanding of this aspect of equine health by examining dental records of 932 horses, taken from a 1-year period of

Although considered relatively common in horses, there is little information on the prevalence, distribution and aetiology of peripheral caries of the equine cheek teeth (CT). The objective of this study was to investigate a possible association between this lesion and diastemata or 'gaps' between

OBJECTIVE Adhesive resin composite technology enables dentists to add composite material to tooth surfaces to close gaps and reshape tooth form without cavity preparation. This option creates new possibilities for minimally invasive dentistry as the tooth shape, position and colour can be altered