Equilibration Dentistry - The Key to a Balanced Horse
Good equine dentistry entails far more than simple 'floating'. Thorough equine dentisrty involves equilibration or balancing of your horse's teeth in order to avoid excessive overgrowth and the resultant excessive wearing of the dentition. This equilibration or balancing of the mouth has a huge influence on your horse's performance, his balance, movement, overall long term health and longevity.
Please take a few moments to watch this terrific DVD presented by Indiana based Lee Follett IAED/C. It will give you a new understanding of why dental equilibration is essential to improve your horse's balance, performance and quality of life.
Please feel free to contact Lee directly to learn more: Email: [email protected] or Phone: 260.438.3325 View DVD here
More About Lee Follett IAED/C
Lee began working with Arabian horses in Arizona while in college in 1987. While working for Tom Chauncey's World Class Arabians in 1988 he became an assistant trainer. In 1991 Lee moved back to Indiana and was employed as a contract trainer while working towards a degree in environmental science at Indiana-Purdue University of Fort Wayne. In 1996 he took on the responsibility of managing a large boarding and training facility which he and his wife still manage today. It was through this exposure that Lee was introduced to modern equine dentistry. After one of his training horses received proper dental work in 1997, Lee couldn't stop thinking about dentistry. He graduated from The American School of Equine Dentistry in the spring of 1999 and afterwards began a one year internship under Lance Rubin IAED/EX. During the internship Lance was in a bad ladder accident and had to rely on Lee for all of the physical operations of the business for the fial six months. This proved an invaluable experience for Lee as he passed the IAED certification in his first attempt.
Lee has had the unique advantage of being able to log the dental problems of his training horses and find key correlations to performance and training issues. This is an important focus in his dental lectures. His audiences include Purina Mills Summer Education Series, colleges, high schools, 4-H, and other various horse clubs. He also helps in teaching new students at The American School of Equine Dentistry.
Lee has had the unique advantage of being able to log the dental problems of his training horses and find key correlations to performance and training issues. This is an important focus in his dental lectures. His audiences include Purina Mills Summer Education Series, colleges, high schools, 4-H, and other various horse clubs. He also helps in teaching new students at The American School of Equine Dentistry.
Lee resides in Auburn, Indiana with his wife Jacqui, and their three sons Noah, Ethan, and Levi.
