with EVDS Technician Chris Spry

with EVDS Technician Chris Spry

with EVDS Technician Chris Spry

with EVDS Technician Chris Spry

with EVDS Technician Chris Spry

with EVDS Technician Chris Spry

with EVDS Technician Chris Spry

with EVDS Technician Chris Spry

with EVDS Technician Chris Spry

with EVDS Technician Chris Spry

Could your dental tools be costing you more than you realise? Motorised instruments can make equine dentistry safer, faster and better. But poor technique, maintenance and infection control can also damage patients, equipment — and veterinarians. I recently joined three international equine dental specialists for a fascinating 2.5-hour VetPD discussion about what we've learned — including some things I think every equine practice should reconsider. MOTORISED TOOLS IN EQUI

with EVDS Technician Chris Spry

with Dr Oliver Liyou

with Dr Chris Pearce

with Dr Oliver Liyou

with EVDS Technician Chris Spry

with EVDS Technician Chris Spry

with EVDS Technician Chris Spry

There are over 150 grades of stainless steel, and some are more prone to corrosion than others. In general, the higher the chromium content, the less likely the steel will rust. However, if the chromium content is too high, the equipment may snap. After extensive research, I believe we have identified the optimal degree of chromium that, with proper maintenance, will not rust. Maintaining Stainless Steel Equipment No matter how careful we are, stainless steel still requires m

The Importance of Cap Spreaders in Equine Dentistry If you are performing dental procedures on young horses, having a pair of cap spreaders readily available is crucial. The removal of impacted, retained, or fractured caps is a common task in equine dentistry. Cap spreaders are not only effective for young horses but can also serve as adult molar tooth spreaders, making them a versatile tool in your practice. Understanding Cap Spreaders Cap spreaders are specialized instrumen