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     Equine
        Dentistry

Dr. Nield has been practicing advanced equine dentistry since 1997.  He was the first veterinarian in this end of the state to use power instruments, and has had extensive training from such well-known veterinarian dentists as Jack Easley, DVM, and Scott Greene, DVM.  Dr. Nield's training as both a veterinarian and as an equine dentist allow him to see the whole picture.  Not every thin horse has bad teeth.  Also, his training in sedation allows him to work on your horse with safety and comfort for all involved.  His years of experience help him know what needs "fixing," and what is normal.

Performance Horses

Advanced dentistry isn't just for geriatric horses.  A horse's teeth can hace a major effect on their perfomance.  Can you imagine Liberace playing with a hangnail, or Fred Astaire dancing with a bunion?

In events where focus is vital, or where 1/10th of a second can mean all the difference, properly-done Bit Seats can make all the difference.