What is the order in which deciduous teeth erupt?

For children, the issue of teething is something that parents need to pay attention to, because during the teething process, children may experience itchy gums, and they will like to chew on things. Therefore, parents need to understand the order in which their children's teeth grow, and pay attention to various health care measures, so that their children can grow healthy and beautiful teeth. The following are some of the orders in which children's deciduous teeth erupt.

Deciduous teeth are teeth that grow (erupt) during infancy. Generally, the first deciduous tooth erupts at around six months old, and all deciduous teeth erupt at around two and a half years old, for a total of 20 deciduous teeth. The eruption of deciduous teeth has a certain time and follows a certain order. The first to erupt are the lower central incisors, and there is a pair of them, followed by the upper central incisors, lateral incisors, molars, etc. You can also use the baby's age in months minus 4 to 6 as the number of teeth that should come out in that month. For example, a 10-month-old baby has 10-(4 to 6) = 6 to 4, so the number of teeth that should come out is 6 to 4.

Due to the individual differences of each child, including the nutritional status of the infant and the nutritional status of the mother, the eruption time of the baby's deciduous teeth will be affected. Therefore, some are early and some are late. Generally, the difference is about half a year. That is, the latest time for the eruption of the first tooth in a child should not be later than 1 year old. If it is later than 1 year old, it is abnormal and should be checked in the hospital.

I hope that through the above introduction, parents will have a scientific understanding and knowledge about their children's deciduous teeth. A child's teeth growth is actually related to his age, and teeth growth has a certain order, so parents can understand this situation. If they find that their children are beyond the age of teeth growth and have no tendency to grow hair, they should go to the hospital for a check-up.