Schedule of Teething

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Schedule of Teething

When will my baby's first tooth appear

It is difficult to predict when you can expect your baby's first tooth emerge. Do not be surprised if your baby displays a toothless grin even at twelve months. Teething usually commences around six months and continues until the end of the first year. However, the order in which the teeth appear remains unchanged.

In what sequence will my baby's teeth appear

The first teeth to arrive are always the lower front teeth. These are followed by the upper front teeth. The next to emerge is the upper side teeth. These are followed by the lower side teeth.

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