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Which teeth come first
The order teeth arrive in is far more predictable than the timing. Pick a group to see where those teeth sit.
When each group usually comes through
Check your baby's age- Front teeth6 to 12 months
- Beside the front teeth9 to 16 months
- First molars13 to 19 months
- Canines16 to 23 months
- Second molars23 to 33 months
Teething guides
The first guides, with more on teething on the way.
When Do Infants Start Teething? (The 4 to 7 Month Window)
Most infants start teething between 4 and 7 months. Here is the order teeth arrive in, how to tell it is teething, and when a fever means more.
Checked 27 Aug 2026Teething Rash (Where It Appears, and When It Is Not Teething)
A teething rash is a dribble rash. Here is where it should appear, what it looks like, how to settle it, and when a rash means something else entirely.
Checked 27 Aug 2026Where every figure comes from
Every number traces to published guidance from a recognized child health body, and each guide shows when it was last checked.
We are not clinicians. This is general information, not medical advice.
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