Which teeth come in first?

Lower two front ones: Typically the front lower two teeth come in first, followed by the upper two front teeth. Then the ones on either side of the lower front ones, again followed by the ones on either side of the upper front ones. Teeth typically erupt in pairs, with the lower coming in before the upper.

2 lower middle teeth: Baby teeth can start appearing at 6 months, but some babies don't have teeth until 1 year of age. There are 10 upper and 10 lower teeth, for a total of 20 baby teeth. The central incisors come first, usually lower before upper, and appear at 6-8 months. Lateral incisors appear at 9-10 months. First molars and canines appear at about 18 months, and second molars at 24-30 months.

Baby teeth: Usually the lower front baby teeth come in first then the upper front teeth.

Lower front: lower front teeth erupt first, usually followed by upper front teeth. 1st Dental check up age 1, not 2 or 3. See a Pediatric Dental a specialist for all the same reasons you see a Pediatrician.

Front teeth: lower front teeth come in first, usually followed by upper front teeth