By Dean Murray

Two wombats at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria have been treated to premium dental care as part of a routine health check to keep their ever-growing teeth in shape.

Gem and Milo received expert attention from equine dental surgeon Dr. Paul Owens, who was brought in to assess their teeth, which grow continuously throughout life.

Wombat Gem at the dentist. (Zoos Victoria via SWNS) By Talker

Keepers ensure the pair chew coarse native grasses to naturally wear down their teeth, supported by regular check-ups.

“Milo and Gem were amazing patients and it all started with their training to voluntarily enter a crate, so they could calmly see the dentist at our wildlife hospital,” said keeper Mia Hammond. “We are really happy with Gem’s progress given her history of overg

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