The PowerFloat transforms a physically demanding task into one requiring little physical effort. It allows the veterinarian to concentrate on doing high-quality dentistry instead of just "floating" teeth. In just a matter of 6 to 8 minutes the average horse's dental needs are fully accomplished in a precise and gentle manner.

Using sedation, a dental speculum and a dental halter with a Versabrite light source, a veterinarian is able to show clients what dental corrections are necessary. The horse owners like to see for themselves what is occurring in their horse's mouth and gain an understanding of the importance of dental maintenance. It becomes obvious to owners that this kind of motorized dentistry is a very gentle procedure compared with hand floating. PowerFloat dental procedures can be completed without causing trauma to the oral mucosa. The head of the tool is designed to allow entry to all necessary areas of the mouth. Even the rear molar hooks and ramps can be successfully reduced in just seconds. The guarded abrasive surface is engineered so that the operator does not have to hold the tongue or cheek out of way while the teeth are being floated.

All forms of malocclusion are easily handled. The only instrument that veterinarians need other than the PowerFloat are extraction forceps and wolf-tooth extractors. All other procedures can be handled by the PowerFloat.

The importance of equine dental care is becoming more and more important to horse owners. In order to stay competitive, equestrians need to have their horse's teeth in perfect order so their horses respond appropriately to the bit.

The PowerFloat completely replaces the need to have any other floating instruments. It is specially engineered with a guarded design to enable veterinarians to do precise and gentle dentistry in all areas of the horse's mouth. The heavy duty, but compact right angle gear system can be rotated to the up or down position for use on upper or lower dental arcades. With the PowerFloat veterinarians can remove all dominant malocclusions from sharp points, front or rear hooks and ramps, tall teeth, and wave mouth in a fraction of the time it would take with hand tools. It is the only floating instrument needed to do the high quality dentistry expected by horse owners.