Коровы и их зубы

According to scientific data, an adult cow usually has 32 teeth. They consist of a mixture of permanent and milk teeth. Milk teeth appear in a cow when it is still a calf, and then fall out to make room for permanent teeth. Cows have different types of teeth that serve different functions in food digestion. They have front incisor teeth that are used to grab and cut grass and other plants. They also have sharp and blunt molar teeth that aid in grinding and crushing food. Due to the fact that cows lose their teeth and new ones grow in their place, proper oral hygiene for cows is important. Regular tooth brushing and a healthy diet are key to maintaining healthy teeth in cows. Poor nutritional conditions can lead to dental problems, which in turn can affect the overall health of the cow and its ability to digest food.

Cows, like every mammal, have teeth, and they have 32 of them. It is natural for teeth to fall out if hygiene is not maintained, just like in the case of humans, or various other problems related to them may occur.