Diastema Treatment

Correction of abnormal spaces between teeth to prevent food trapping and painful inflammation.

Diastema Treatment

Diastema Treatment

What causes the problem

Abnormal spaces between teeth allow feed material to become trapped and compressed into the gum tissue.

Progression of disease

Over time, this leads to inflammation, infection, and damage to supporting structures if not addressed.

Clinical signs

Horses may show discomfort while eating, foul odor from the mouth, or resistance when ridden.

Treatment approach

Therapy may involve cleaning the affected area, reshaping tooth surfaces, or corrective dental techniques to reduce food accumulation.

Benefit for the horse

Effective treatment improves comfort, oral hygiene, and long term dental stability.

Our Veterinarians

Konstantin Hauck

Konstantin Hauck

Board certified equine veterinarian specializing in dental and sinus surgery with extensive experience in complex referral cases.

Lars Schulte

Lars Schulte

Specialist in equine dentistry with a focus on orthodontics, tooth preservation, implantology, and complex occlusal correction.

Luis Weissenberger

Luis Weissenberger

Equine veterinarian specializing in equine dentistry with a focus on sinus endoscopy and dental and head surgery.

Lina Eymers

Lina Eymers

Equine veterinarian specializing in dental treatment and occlusal correction with a strong focus on functional dentition analysis.

Jasmin Roesberg

Jasmin Roesberg

Equine veterinarian specializing in equine dentistry with a focus on occlusal correction, diagnostics, and incisor therapy.

Dr. Corsin Heim

Dr. Corsin Heim

Board certified equine surgeon with a focus on tooth preserving procedures, endodontics and minimally invasive extractions.

Dr. med. vet. Thea Ryhner

Dr. med. vet. Thea Ryhner

Board certified equine specialist focused on dentistry, rehabilitation and chiropractic care.