Join barefoot trimmer Mary Ubach and myself for a couple of days of barefoot trimming. We will discuss the science behind trimming for optimal biomechanics and what to look for in each individual foot.

Anna Gambarotto, a professional level 6 equine neuromuscular dentist, is willing to travel to Teton Valley in May (exact dates TBD) to work on my mustangs. She will be able to add more horses to her schedule if there's an interest. Please visit Anna's website: https://annagambarotto.com to learn more about the importance of neuromuscular dentistry and read horse owner testimonials about the incredible results of her work! Message me if you'd like to be added to her schedule (her rates are $250-$280 per horse which includes sedation if needed, but usually is not needed as she does not use power tools, only hand tools).

What is Neuromuscular Dentistry?

Equine Neuromuscular Based Dentistry™ is a horse-centered practice dedicated to restoring natural inclination & realigning the jaw to rehabilitate the TMJ and achieve optimal neuromuscular, proprioceptive and biomechanical function in a horse’s whole body. Everything that restricts motion in the jaw, restricts motion in the entire body. There are close direct connections as well as indirect connections between the different structures and systems of the body. What happens in the mouth is influence to superficial and deep myofascial connections within the equine body including the digestive system and organs, the nervous system and the musculoskeletal systems, understanding this can help us to more effectively rehabilitate the whole horse.