Horse Dental Float Rasp Equine Dental Kit For Animal Farm (Set of 3)

Features

• Material: Dental float rasps are typically made of high-quality material to ensure durability and longevity.
• Design: The design of dental float rasps includes a long, slender handle for easy grip and control, along with a flat or curved blade at the working end.
  
• Blade Configuration: The blade of a dental float rasp is often sharp and pointed to allow for precise filing and contouring of the animal's teeth. 
  
• Ease of Cleaning: Dental float rasps are designed to be easily cleaned and sterilized between uses to prevent cross-contamination and ensure proper hygiene standards in veterinary practice.
  
• Handle Grip: The handle of a dental float rasp is often ergonomically designed to provide a comfortable grip for the veterinarian or dental technician during prolonged use.
  

Specification

• Handle Material: Wooden
• Set of : 3
• Suitable For : Horses

Applications

• Correction of Sharp Points: One of the primary uses of dental float rasps is to smooth out sharp points that may develop on the edges of a horse’s teeth. These sharp points can cause pain and discomfort for the horse when chewing, leading to difficulty eating and potential injuries to the soft tissues inside the mouth.
• Balancing Wear Patterns: Horses have a natural tendency to develop uneven wear patterns on their teeth due to their diet and chewing habits. Dental float rasps are used to balance out these wear patterns by filing down areas that have become overgrown, ensuring proper alignment and function of the teeth.
  
• Treatment of Hooks and Ramps: Dental hooks and ramps are abnormal growths or projections that can form on the teeth of horses, particularly on the molars. Dental float rasps are employed to remove these sharp edges and irregularities, preventing them from causing pain or interfering with proper chewing.
• Prevention of Dental Issues: Regular use of dental float rasps as part of a comprehensive dental care routine can help prevent more serious dental problems in horses, such as tooth fractures, infections, or malocclusions. By maintaining proper dental hygiene through floating, horse owners can ensure their animals’ overall health and well-being.