Your child’s permanent teeth erupt in a predictable pattern. Learn about permanent teeth coming in and how to care for them.

Find out the order your baby's brand new teeth will emerge with the help of this handy baby tooth chart, plus get tips on how to take care of baby teeth.

With so many diapers to change and so little sleep, your infant’s dental health may not be top of mind – even after those first baby teeth make an appearance.

Baby teeth chart — when they appear and when they fall out Each child will sprout and lose teeth on their own timeline. When new teeth appear, the official term is eruption.

And what to do if the baby still consumes milk during the night? From the moment the teeth erupt, it is recommended not to allow rest or sleep with a bottle containing any liquid other than water.

Children typically begin shedding their baby teeth at the age of six, starting with the central incisors and followed about a year later by the lateral incisors.

Learn the typical timing of tooth eruption and shedding, alongside teething symptoms and remedies.

With so many diapers to change and so little sleep, your infant’s dental health may not be top of mind – even after those first baby teeth make an appearance.