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Baby Teeth: What Age Should They Come In and What Age Should They Fall Out? Pediatric Dentist FAQ

Welcome to Peachtree Pediatric Dentistry! In this insightful video, Dr. Eric Mobley, a seasoned pediatric dentist with over 25 years of experience, addresses a frequently asked question from parents: "When do baby teeth come in, and when should they fall out?" Dr. Mobley explains the wide range of timelines for baby teeth development, noting that some infants can even be born with teeth! He outlines the typical age range for the emergence of baby teeth, starting anywhere from birth to about nine months, with the last baby molars usually coming in around the age of two. He also discusses when children typically begin to lose their baby teeth, with some starting as early as five and a half years, while others may not lose their final baby tooth until age 13 or 14. Dr. Mobley emphasizes the importance of caring for both baby and permanent teeth, highlighting how the timing of tooth eruption can influence dental health. This video is packed with essential information for parents to help them navigate their child’s dental journey with confidence. Join Dr. Mobley as he demystifies the process of baby teeth and provides expert tips on maintaining a healthy smile! Peachtree Pediatric Dentistry, LLC Address: 310 Stevens Entry, Peachtree City, GA 30269 Phone: (770) 486-0054 Office Hours Monday - Thursday: 8:30am - 5:00pm