Wild horses wear their teeth down the same way normal horses do... by eating! Just like captive horses, when they eat grass (or hay for normal horses) they chew the food by grinding their teeth. This grinding causes their teeth to wear down.
To keep a horses teeth healthy you should first have a veterinarian or equine dentist look at the horses teeth at least once a year, during this check up the teeth may need to be rasped or floated to make them smooth again. Sometimes the dentist may need to remove a tooth that is broken.
To help keep a horses teeth healthy you should feed them at ground level, this allows them eat in a natural grazing posture, which causes their jaw to drop forward aligning the teeth better than eating above ground level. This helps the teeth wear down evenly.
the advantage of an apple is that it keeps your teeth healthy that is how horses keep their teeth healthy
To keep the teeth healthy
The process of filing down the sharp points of a horse's teeth to keep their mouth healthy, is called Floating.
yes. but it is just as healthy for their teeth as it is for humans.
long in the tooth
by brushing them and flossing them regulary.
The best teeth are healthy teeth! Keep them brushed and flossed and visit the dentist regularly.
It's called floating the teeth.
what astronauts do to keep their mouth healthy is to brush their teeth obviously (and what do suits have to do with your mouth) NOTHING!
No. They are there to keep your teeth healthy and strong. They go away eventually.
legumes
yes they tend to be caused by food getting stuck between teeth and not sugar. That is why horses need a dentist to make sure there teeth are healthy.