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Home » Tooth Eruption

Tooth Eruption

July 26, 2025 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

Tooth Eruption

Question 1. The sequence of the eruption of deciduous teeth.
Answer:

The order of eruption of deciduous teeth is as follows:

A B D C E

  • Lower central incisor
  • Upper central incisor
  • Lower lateral incisor
  • Upper lateral incisor
  • First molars
  • Canines
  • Second molars.

The first tooth starts erupting at 62 months and the last tooth by 3 years.

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Question 2. The sequence of the eruption of permanent teeth.
Answer:

  • The order of eruption of upper permanent teeth.

6 1 2 4 5 3 7 8

  • The order of eruption of lower permanent teeth

6 1 2 3 4 5 7 8

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  • The order of permanent teeth is as follows.
  • First molars
  • Lower central and lateral incisors
  • Upper centrals
  • Upper laterals
  • Lower canines
  • First premolars
  • Second premolars
  • Upper canines
  • Second molars
  • Third molars.

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