Baby teeth chart

Pick a baby tooth or tap one to see when it comes in, when it falls out and which adult tooth replaces it.

Tooth O – Lower left baby central incisor

FGHIJEDCBAONMLKPQRSTYour leftYour right

1st baby tooth back from the middle, lower left.

International
71
Palmer
A
Type
Baby incisor
Roots
1
Comes in
6–10 months
Falls out
6–7 years
See tooth O in detail →

US letters (Universal)

A to T, starting with the upper right back baby tooth, going around the top, then back along the bottom.

International numbers (FDI)

51 to 85: the first digit (5 to 8) is the quarter of the mouth, the second is the tooth counted from the front.

Palmer

Letters A to E in each quarter, counted from the front, with a corner mark for the quarter.

All 20 baby teeth, by where they are

Laid out like the chart, with the age each tooth usually comes in.

Upper left

  1. FCentral incisor8–12 mo
  2. GLateral incisor9–13 mo
  3. HCanine16–22 mo
  4. IFirst molar13–19 mo
  5. JSecond molar25–33 mo

Upper right

  1. ECentral incisor8–12 mo
  2. DLateral incisor9–13 mo
  3. CCanine16–22 mo
  4. BFirst molar13–19 mo
  5. ASecond molar25–33 mo

Lower left

  1. OCentral incisor6–10 mo
  2. NLateral incisor10–16 mo
  3. MCanine17–23 mo
  4. LFirst molar14–18 mo
  5. KSecond molar23–31 mo

Lower right

  1. PCentral incisor6–10 mo
  2. QLateral incisor10–16 mo
  3. RCanine17–23 mo
  4. SFirst molar14–18 mo
  5. TSecond molar23–31 mo

Letters and numbers: American Dental Association, tooth designation standard. Ages: ADA baby teeth eruption chart.