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Baby teeth chart
Enter your child's birth date to see which baby teeth usually come in by now and which are next.
Eruption ages from HPB's Child Health Booklet. Read on 5 Nov 2026.
Your child
Baby teeth, in the usual order
| Tooth | Comes in | Falls out | Now |
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Each tooth comes in pairs, left and right, so 10 rows make 20 baby teeth. Comes in: HPB Child Health Booklet. Falls out: American Dental Association.
What HealthHub says about the order
The lower front teeth usually come first, and lower teeth generally erupt before upper ones. Most children have all 20 baby teeth by age 3. The teeth fall out in the same order they arrived, starting at about 6 to 7 years, and all of them should be gone by 12.
Questions parents ask
When do babies get their first tooth?
Usually the lower central incisors, the bottom front teeth, at 6 to 10 months, according to HPB's Child Health Booklet. HealthHub says teeth start at around six months, with timing varying from child to child.
When should my child first see a dentist?
The National Dental Centre Singapore recommends a first dental check 6 months after the first tooth grows out, or by age 1.
When do baby teeth fall out?
From about age 6 to 7, starting with the lower front teeth, in the order they came in. HealthHub says all baby teeth should be gone by age 12.
Sources
- HPB Child Health Booklet, expected age of tooth eruption (PDF on HealthHub) (read 5 Nov 2026)
- American Dental Association: Primary tooth development chart (PDF) (read 5 Nov 2026)
- HealthHub: When do baby teeth start falling out? (read 5 Nov 2026)
- National Dental Centre Singapore: Infant oral health programme (read 5 Nov 2026)
