Teeth begin to erupt even before a child is born. The first primary teeth to develop from the gums are the lower central incisors. These are immediately followed by the upper central incisors, which develop four months after birth. Although the majority of a child's twenty primary teeth have erupted by the age of three, the rate and sequence of eruption differ from child to child. Around the age of six, the first permanent teeth appear. Oral care should begin as soon as the baby is born. Brush your baby's gums right after eating. Use a clean, moist cloth or gauze pad to wipe your gums. Parents should brush their children's teeth at least once a day using a soft, wet toothbrush and a pea-sized dollop of fluoride toothpaste.
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