Nature is not an exact science and not all babies have their teeth left at the same age, just as every baby begins to walk on time, they leave their diapers at the time, etc. What does exist is a general scale that we are going to show you so that you have an idea of at what age your baby's teeth can come out.
It is from half a year of age when the central incisors, both the upper and lower ones, can begin to appear. Typically, this happens between 6 and 10 months for the lower central incisors and between 6 and 12 months for the upper incisors.
The lateral incisors can begin to leave from 8-9 months of age and can be delayed until the baby turns 1 year old. Canines or fangs usually appear between 15 and 22 months, usually the lower ones appear first as in the rest of the teeth.
At what age the teeth come out to babies: the molars
Generally, it is from 13-14 months when the first molars come out, but the process can be extended until 19 months and finally, between 2 and 3 years the second molars appear.
Teeth care
The care of baby teeth has to be as exhaustive as those of the definitive ones, although many specialists recommend that the first visit to the dentist should be done when the child has all the teeth, it is better to prevent and make a revision from the year of Age, these are free and will leave us calmer about our child's oral health.
