Age that a Baby’s Teeth Start Erupting

If you wonder at exactly what age your child’s teeth start erupting, well at around 6 months you should get some results. The first teeth to erupt are the lower central incisors, which are right in the centre of the lower jaw. Within the age of two, all 20 deciduous teeth must have come out completely.

Here’s a complete chart of tooth eruption. Remember that the numbers are averages and a variation of a few months is considered to be normal.

Primary Teeth
Upper Teeth	Eruption Time	Age of Loss of Tooth
Central Incisor	8 to 12 months	6 to 7 years old
Lateral Incisor	9 to 13 months	7 to 8 years old
Cuspid	16 to 22 months	10 to 12 years old
First Molar	13 to 19 months	9 to 11 years old
Second Molar	25 to 33 months	10 to 12 years old
Lower Teeth	Eruption Time	Age of Loss of Tooth
Central Incisor	6 to 10 months	6 to 7 years old
Lateral Incisor	10 to 16 months	7 to 8 years old
Cuspid	17 to 23 months	9 to 12 years old
First Molar	14 to 18 months	9 to 11 years old
Second Molar	23 to 31 months	10 to 12 years old

Full Article: At What Age Do Children’s Teeth Start Coming out?
In French: Âge que les dents d’un bébé sortent