Baby tooth order?
⚡ Short answer: While the order of tooth eruption varies in each baby, the most common pattern is as follows: * **6-10 months:** Lower front incisor teeth (the first teeth to come in are usually the two bottom teeth).
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Baby tooth order?
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While the order of tooth eruption varies in each baby, the most common pattern is as follows:
* 6-10 months: Lower front incisor teeth (the first teeth to come in are usually the two bottom teeth).
* 8-12 months: Upper front incisor teeth.
* 9-13 months: Upper side incisor teeth (next to the front teeth).
* 10-16 months: Lower side incisor teeth.
* 13-19 months: First molar teeth (the large back teeth).
* 16-22 months: Canine teeth (the pointed teeth between incisors and molars).
* 25-33 months: Second molar teeth (the teeth at the very back).
By age 3, all 20 baby teeth are usually fully erupted. In some babies, teeth come in as pairs, in others one at a time; slight variations in the sequence are normal. What matters is that teeth are coming in within the general age range mentioned.
⚕️ 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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