The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) held their annual meeting last month and offered a section on the current state of equine dentistry. There were 8 lectures and a panel discussion.  I report here what they said in each lecture and then add my commentary and interpretations as to how it applies to horses from an owner's perspective. How to Perform a Thorough Oral Examination How to Obtain Diagnostic Dental Radiographs How to Recognize and Evaluate Periodontal Disease Equipment and Treatment of Periodontal Disease How to Recognize and Manage Age-Related Dental Problems in Geriatric Patients How to Refer: What to Obtain, Gather, and Share for a Consultation or Referral How to Perform Minimally Invasive Sinoscopy How to Identify and Extract Blind Wolf Teeth Panel Discussion I am still not clear that what they can now offer with detailed examinations (digital X-rays, CT scans, Sinoscopy really advances the health of the horse teeth more than good, regular and routine care. You be the judge.