Baby tooth sequence?
⚡ Short answer: Baby tooth eruption generally progresses as follows: - **6-10 months:** Lower front incisor teeth (lower central incisors) - **8-12 months:** Upper front incisor teeth (upper central incisors) - **9-13 months:** Upper side incisor teeth - **10-16 months:** Lower side incisor teeth - **13-19 months:** First molars
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Baby tooth sequence?
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Baby tooth eruption generally progresses as follows:
- 6-10 months: Lower front incisor teeth (lower central incisors)
- 8-12 months: Upper front incisor teeth (upper central incisors)
- 9-13 months: Upper side incisor teeth
- 10-16 months: Lower side incisor teeth
- 13-19 months: First molar teeth (usually upper, then lower)
- 16-23 months: Canine teeth
- 23-33 months: Second molar teeth
So the typical sequence is: lower front → upper front → side incisors → first molars → canine teeth → second molars.
But this is just a guide. In many babies, the sequence can be different — some start with upper front teeth, some have several teeth at the same time. Small differences in sequence are usually not a problem. What matters is that at least one tooth has come in by 12-18 months; if there are no teeth by that time, consult a pediatrician.
⚕️ 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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