Even before a child is born, teeth begin to sprout. The first primary teeth to erupt from the gums are the lower central incisors. Four months after birth, the upper central incisors erupt, closely following these. Although most of a child's twenty primary teeth have emerged by the time they are three years old, each child develops at a different rate and in a different order. Around age six, the first permanent teeth erupt. The initial molars and lower central incisors come first. This procedure is carried out up until the age of 21. In adults, there are 28 permanent teeth, or 32 if the wisdom teeth, or third molars, are included.Oral care should start as soon as a baby is born. After feeding, quickly brush your baby's gums.
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