Baby teeth fall out chart

Are you a parent or caregiver wondering when your toddler’s teeth will start coming in? It’s natural to be curious about your child’s development, and knowing what to expect can help ease any concerns you may have.

Toddlers typically get their first set of teeth, also known as baby teeth or primary teeth, between six and twelve months of age.

The exact timing can vary from child to child, but the general order of tooth eruption is fairly consistent.

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The bottom front teeth, also called the lower central incisors, usually come in first, followed by the top front teeth (upper central incisors). From there, the teeth typically come in pairs, with the two teeth on either side of the front teeth (lateral incisors) coming in next, followed by the first molars, canines, and second molars.

By the time your child is about three years old, they should have a full set of 20 baby teeth.

Understanding Toddler Teeth Development

As a parent, you may be wondering when your toddler’s teeth will start coming in and what teeth you can expect them to have.

Here’s a breakdown of toddler teeth

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