WINNING EDGE

Horsemanship Dentistry

horsemanship-based equine dentistry

Primarily Serving
The Eastern U.S.
Traveling Nation-Wide

For Horse Owners Who Value Tradition & Connection

Are you in search of a dental care provider for your horse who understands and reveres the art of horsemanship? Have you been disappointed with providers who lack genuine connection with their equine clients or resort to aggressive methods?

We hear you. And we're here to change that experience for both you and your horse.

where we travel

Across the Eastern United States by appointment

the winning edge

Difference

We believe in the power of connection, trust, and age-old methods. Our approach is deeply rooted in the principles of traditional horsemanship. We understand that the bond between a horse and its caregiver is sacred. This is why we prioritize forming an authentic connection with each horse, allowing us to begin the delicate process of dental care in a manner that is both gentle and effective.

When Horsemanship Counts

For upper-level riders and horses, a comfortable connection to the bit is an absolute imperative in honing the communication and synergy that elite competition demands. Horsemanship Equine dentistry, especially a form marinated in true horsemanship like that practiced at Winning Edge, prioritizes the finesse of this interaction. By ensuring the mouth is free from pain, sharp edges, and other dental abnormalities, we safeguard the horse’s comfort, protecting that invaluable, silent conversation that unfolds within the competitive arena, thereby ushering rider and horse toward their pinnacle of performance.

When Results Matter

Floating Without Fear

Sharp edges in a horse's mouth can lead to discomfort and problems in training or eating. Our method involves feeling the horse's mouth intimately, understanding their unique needs, and floating away those bothersome sharp edges. 

No Power Tools, No Restraints

Our hands-on approach ensures we can feel precisely what the horse feels. This connection allows the horse to communicate their pain or concerns – a valuable feedback they cannot provide when sedated.

"Horses appreciate her genuine spirit as much as we do..."

Melissa has great organizational skills as she schedules the appointments, is an effective communicator and is someone that you instantly would want as a close friend when you first meet her. Horses appreciate her genuine spirit as much as we do… congrats, Melissa on such an impressive and successful career in dentistry.

nora