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A horse's '''Wolf tooth''' (PM1) is often lacking. Molars and Premolars form a continuous surface. Premolars have a high rate of wear and continually erupt. The upper teeth are wider than the lower. There is no infundibulum in the lower teeth.
A horse's '''Wolf tooth''' (PM1) is often lacking. Molars and Premolars form a continuous surface. Premolars have a high rate of wear and continually erupt. The upper teeth are wider than the lower. There is no infundibulum in the lower teeth.
The second premolar is called cheek teeth.
The teeth from the second premolar caudally are referred to as cheek teeth.
==Ageing==
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[[Category:Teeth - Anatomy & Physiology]]
[[Category:Teeth - Anatomy & Physiology]]
[[Category:Horse - Alimentary System]]
[[Category:Horse - Alimentary System]]
[[Category:A&P Done]]
[[Category:A&P Done]]