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When will my child’s teeth come in?
Enter your child’s birthday to see which teeth are due now, which come next, and the full chart from first tooth to wisdom teeth.
A personal teething timeline
Most babies get their first tooth, usually a lower front tooth, between 6 and 10 months. By around age 3 most children have all 20 baby teeth. From about age 6 the first adult molars arrive behind the baby teeth, and baby teeth start to fall out.
The calculator below works out your child’s age in months and highlights the teeth that typically appear around now, based on standard eruption charts.
Key milestones for children’s teeth
First tooth
Usually 6 to 10 months, often a lower front tooth.
First dental visit
By the first birthday, or within six months of the first tooth.
All baby teeth
20 teeth by about age 3.
First adult molars
Around age 6, behind the baby teeth. They don’t replace a baby tooth.
Losing baby teeth
From about age 6 to 12, front teeth first.
Wisdom teeth
Usually between 17 and 21, if they come through at all.
Children’s teeth questions
My baby is one year old with no teeth. Is that normal?
What helps with teething?
When should my child first see a dentist?
Do baby teeth matter if they fall out anyway?
Book your child’s check-up
Dr Christina S. (MDS Pedodontics) sees children at our clinic in Al Majaz 3.
Who wrote this
Written by the dental team at Al Jazeera Dental Clinic, a family clinic on Al Khan Street, Al Majaz 3, Sharjah, open since 1998, and medically reviewed by Dr Ranjeet Kumar, Medical Director (BDS, Diploma in Endodontics), October 2026. Use it as a guide only. Every mouth is different, so a check-up is the only way to know what you need.