- Most children cut their lower front teeth by the age of six to eight months.
- These are followed by the two upper front teeth. The rest of the teeth should appear within the next 18 to 24 months.
- At two to three years, all 20 of your child’s baby teeth should have erupted.
- The first adult teeth usually start to erupt by around age six.
- These include molars behind the baby teeth and the bottom front teeth.
- Most children will continue with this process until around the age of 14.
- Since all children are unique, the timing of eruption may vary from child to child.
- Variations in the time frame of eruption and tooth loss are common.
- If you have any concerns, feel free to talk to our office.