It's all about changing baby teeth
The appearance of the first baby tooth is a reason for joy and curiosity for any parent. Not only grandparents are notified urgently, but also friends, co-workers, neighbors and everyone around us. The same happens when baby teeth are replaced with permanent ones, but before this happens parents wonder what is the order of fall and change and how quickly they occur.
AT WHAT AGE DO THE FIRST TEETH FALL?
Most children have a total number of 20 baby teeth, this number being exceeded in very rare cases. Being temporary, baby teeth fall out and are replaced with permanent ones. Usually, the first baby tooth falls out at the age of six, and the last at the age of 12.
ORDER OF CHANGE OF TEETH
All 20 teeth will gradually fall out at the age of 6 to 12 years. These baby teeth will be replaced in order with the permanent teeth that the baby will have for life.
1. CENTRAL INCISIVES
As seen in the image above, the first teeth changed are the central incisors, teeth that usually fall out at the age of 6 years.
2. SIDE INCISIVES
The next baby teeth that the baby will change are the lateral incisors. Thus, permanent incisors will appear around the age of 7 years.
3. CANINS AND MILK MASSES
The last teeth to fall out are canines and milkweeds, first and second molars, which are all lost between 10 and 12 years.
IS YOUR CHILD GOING TO PROTECT HIS TEETH?
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Anca Constantin
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6 comments
Enache Gratiela
04/09/2020 at 22:38
Good evening ... I would like to ask you about my boy's teeth, at 4 and a half years old, his baby teeth started to change, first the 4 lower teeth, and 3 months ago the upper one fell, which did not the other central incisor has grown even a week ago, which already has grown buds and today I noticed that the other 2 are moving next to the central incisors. Is it normal to move 2 teeth at the same time and in such a short period of time? And the central incisor that fell 3 months ago shows no signs of increasing, although the other that fell a week ago, has already given, is it ok? I mention that there were no pb in my lower teeth and now the boy is 5 years and 9 months old ... I apologize for writing you so much but I am very worried. Thank you very much and I am waiting for a sign.
Dr. Nassar Clinic
19/10/2020 at 11:28
Hello! thanks for the contact, I will try to answer you in general terms.
the chronology of the dental eruption in the small child is very varied and does not follow a certain pattern.
ideally, the child should be clinically consulted by the dentist, then monitored at 3 or 6 months, depending on the doctor's indication.
Daniel T.
25/10/2020 at 00:01
Eu am 15 ani și nu mi-au picat toate măselele, îmi mai pica în timp?
Dr. Nassar Clinic
09/11/2020 at 12:08
buna ziua! timpul de exfoliere (pierdere de pe arcada dentara) difera in zilele noastre de la caz la caz, e posibil sa fie confundati dintii de lapte cu cei permanenti. cel mai bine este sa faceti o radiografie panoramica si sa mergeti sau sa veniti la noi in clinica la un consult in detaliu! va multumim.
Alexandra
30/11/2020 at 23:28
Buna seara,am o fetita de 4 ani si 10 luni,acum seara la spalatul pe dinti a zis ca o doare si cand m-am uitat i se misca incisivul inferior,va intreb e in regula sa cada asa devreme?O seara frumoasa!
Dr. Nassar Clinic
03/12/2020 at 10:07
buna ziua! este suficient de aproape de varsta de exfoliere, chiar daca el se misca incetisor, asta nu inseamna ca va cadea foarte curand. tine-ti-l sub observatie si faceti un scurt control la medicul dentist. va multumim de interes!