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Abnormal Dental Wear–A Paradigm Shift

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In this article Dr. Jack Easley of Equine Veterinary Practice in Kentucky discusses, “Abnormal dental wear–a paradigm shift.��� Keywords for this article include equine dentistry, abnormal dental occlusal wear, shear mouth and dental disease.

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Jack Easley, Equine Veterinary Practice, Shelbyville, Kentucky.

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