Practitioner Identification cards
Current Practitioners and approved student apprentices will have a current ID from
The Center for Neuromuscular Horse Dentistry
signifying they are up to date in their education and approved to work with horses.
Certified practitioners have 2 years and approved students have 1 year expiration dates.
We recommend owners, trainers and other consumers ask to see the ID cards.
***Some prior members that have attended the program, but chose to not completed the whole program or have not attended the required Bi-annual Dental Summits after certification, are not practicing within the current NBD programs high quality standards.***
The Center for Neuromuscular Horse Dentistry
signifying they are up to date in their education and approved to work with horses.
Certified practitioners have 2 years and approved students have 1 year expiration dates.
We recommend owners, trainers and other consumers ask to see the ID cards.
***Some prior members that have attended the program, but chose to not completed the whole program or have not attended the required Bi-annual Dental Summits after certification, are not practicing within the current NBD programs high quality standards.***
Our program is constantly developing and growing with a whole horse understanding.
Influences that a properly balanced mouth can have on the bodies energetics,
hooves, body mass and function are an integral part of NBD.
We highly encouraged our certified practitioners to continue studies of their own interests
and share within our program in order to continue learning from each other and the horses.
This is how we improve our intellectual and practical skill sets to better the outcome for horses.
Some of what we did 10 years ago is NO longer in place today.
Bracket 1/2 students are not approved to balance mouths, only to evaluate the horses they see.
Influences that a properly balanced mouth can have on the bodies energetics,
hooves, body mass and function are an integral part of NBD.
We highly encouraged our certified practitioners to continue studies of their own interests
and share within our program in order to continue learning from each other and the horses.
This is how we improve our intellectual and practical skill sets to better the outcome for horses.
Some of what we did 10 years ago is NO longer in place today.
Bracket 1/2 students are not approved to balance mouths, only to evaluate the horses they see.
