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Gum disease is another major problem for equines, causing their gums to recede around the base of their teeth and allowing food to lodge in the spaces. A tooth can fracture or develop an abscess, and the tooth will have to be pulled.
Pankow became interested in equine dentistry while studying animal science at the University of Maine. Most veterinary schools still offer only limited training in equine dentistry, he noted. Even veterinarians who specialize in the area must learn the job the same way Pankow did, by apprenticing or interning with an established dentist.
As a certified technician, Pankow draws a clear line between his duties and those of
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