Loader bucket teeth are replaceable, pointed wear components attached to the front edge of a loader bucket. Typically manufactured from high-strength, abrasion-resistant alloy steel, their primary function is to concentrate extreme force onto a small area, enabling the bucket to penetrate and break apart compacted or rocky materials efficiently. By absorbing the majority of the impact and abrasion during digging, they protect the more expensive base edge of the bucket from rapid wear. Their robust design significantly enhances digging productivity, reduces cycle times, and decreases overall fuel consumption. Regular inspection and timely replacement of worn teeth are essential for maintaining optimal loader performance and minimizing long-term operating costs.