When Do Baby Teeth Erupt?
Upper Teeth
| A | Central Incisors | 8-13 months |
| B | Lateral Incisors | 8-13 months |
| C | Canines (cuspids) | 16-23 months |
| D | First Molars | 13-19 months |
| E | Second Molars | 25-33 months |
Lower Teeth
| A | Central Incisors | 6-10 months |
| B | Lateral Incisors | 10-16 months |
| C | Canines (cuspids) | 16-23 months |
| D | First Molars | 13-19 months |
| E | Second Molars | 23-31 months |
Baby teeth are numbered A-J on top and K-T on the bottom,
starting at the upper right and ending at the lower right.
A and J are the upper second molars, B and I are the upper first molars,
C and H are the upper canines, D and G are the upper lateral incisors,
E and F are the upper central incisors.
K and T are the lower second molars, L and S are the lower first molars,
N and R are the lower canines, N and Q are the lower lateral incisors,
O and P are the lower central incisors.
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