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Teething is the process by which an infant’s teeth erupt, or break through, the gums. Teething is also referred to as “cutting” of the teeth. Teething is medically termed odontiasis.
Every baby is different on when teeth appear. Some babies get their first teeth around 4 months and some don’t have any teeth until after their first birthday.
Teething can happen any time between 3 months and 3 years old. The first signs are often lots of drooling and babies who rubs anything they can on their gums. A teething baby can be cranky, crying, have difficulty sleeping and might be a little more irritable than usual. Some babies might have a low grade temperature less than 101 degrees Fahrenheit.
Teething may cause the following symptoms:
Importantly, teething is not associated with the following symptoms:
The following is the general order of eruption of primary teeth:
Central incisors: 6-12 months of age
Lateral incisors: 9-16 months of age
Canine teeth: 16-23 months of age
First molars: 13-19 months of age
Second molars: 22-24 months of age
Between 6 to 12 years of age, the roots of these 20 “baby” teeth degenerate, allowing their replacement with 32 permanent “adult” teeth. The third molars (“wisdom teeth”) have no preceding “baby” version and generally erupt in mid to late adolescence. Because of their tendency to promote crowding and crooked orientation, they are often removed.
