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It is often not a "floating" issue.... I have seen horses that have extra molars crowded in there, molars that have grown sideways, cracked/broken/rotten teeth, gum tissue that has grown up and is getting pinched by the bit, or pressure from the halter/bridle. None of these particular issues...

I agree with Eggsoteric that dental issues might be to blame. If it were my horse, I would be having a full sedation dental in order to fully open the mouth with a speculum. I have seen LOTS of issues that were found under a full sedation dental vs. a dental performed with the mouth only...