Baby tooth months?
⚡ Short answer: In babies, the first tooth usually comes in between 6-12 months, but some come in at 3-4 months, and some at 12-18 months.
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Baby tooth months?
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In babies, the first tooth usually comes in between 6-12 months, but some come in at 3-4 months, and some at 12-18 months. The most common first tooth to appear is the lower front central incisor (bottom middle incisor). The order of tooth eruption is generally as follows:
- 6-10 months: Lower central incisors
- 8-12 months: Upper central incisors
- 9-13 months: Upper lateral incisors
- 10-16 months: Lower lateral incisors
- 13-19 months: First molars (back)
- 16-23 months: Canines
- 23-33 months: Second molars
This sequence is a general guide; every baby can vary. If your baby hasn't gotten any teeth by 18 months, it's worth consulting your pediatrician. When all teeth are complete (usually around 2.5-3 years), there will be 20 baby teeth.
⚕️ Health note: This answer is for general information only; it is not medical advice. Every baby is different — for decisions about your baby's health, consult your pediatrician.
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