Advanced Equine Dentistry Training

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In collaboration with internationally recognized specialists, we aim to bring you closer to the complex and fascinating field of horse dentistry — with a strong focus on improving horse welfare and advancing modern clinical practice.

Our mission is not only to share knowledge, but also to promote a deeper understanding of how proper dental care directly impacts the overall health, comfort, and performance of horses.

Module I and II

DAY 1: Advanced Diagnostic Dentistry in Horses
DAY 2: Floating and Equilibration – Procedural Thinking Beyond Routine

DATE & LOCATION

27-28.06.2026

Łazy 232, 43-386 Łazy, Poland

PROGRAM

Saturday, June 27, 2026 – Theory & Demonstrations

08:00 Check-in

08:30 – Welcome & Introduction

08:45-9:30 – Lecture: What Does Equilibration of Cheek Teeth Mean? Malocclusions and their corrections. Markus Wild

9:30-10:15 – Lecture: What Does Equilibration of Incisors Mean? Malocclusions and their corrections. Bernadette Immel

10:15-11:15 – Lecture: Preliminary Examination of the Horse Without Sedation. What examination methods are available? Souel Maleh

11:15-11:30 – Coffee Break

11:30-12:15 – Lecture: Advanced Diagnostics on a Sedated Horse. Radiography, ultrasound, CT. Souel Maleh

12:15-13:00 – Lecture: Intraoral Endoscopy. Caries, probeable pulp exposures, fractures. Which findings are clinically relevant? Markus Wild

13:00-13:45 – Lecture: The Geriatric Horse. Souel Maleh

13:45-14:30 – Lunch Break

14:30-15:15 – Practical Demonstration: Examination of an Unsedated Horse. Souel Maleh, Bernadette Immel, Markus Wild

15:15– 16:00 – Practical Demonstration: Examination Using Mirror and an Endoscope on a Sedated Horse. Markus Wild

16:00-17:00 – Demonstration: Balanced Dental Treatment. Souel Maleh, Bernadette Immel, Markus Wild

19:00 – Gala Dinner