Abstract:This study aimed to assess the prevalence of dental alterations in 100 young Quarter Horses aged between 6 and 48 months, sourced from various breeding farms. The animals were divided into four age groups: Group I (6–12 months), Group II (12–24 months), Group III (25–36 months), and Group IV (37–48 months). The identified alterations were documented using an oral-dental mapping form. The primary dental changes observed in this study included the presence of excessive dental enamel points, eruption of the first… Show more
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