1st Baby tooth started in upper jaw

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Hello Doctor, My baby is 11 months old. He's started teething on this month January 13th on upper jaw (Please find the attached pic). But some people are saying that- firstly teeth should start in lower jaw, but should not come in upper jaw. Is it true doctor? Please suggest. Thank you.

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Dr. Pandurang Sawant

Pediatrician 16 yrs exp Pune

Don't worry Its normal only Some babys have their 1st teeth on upper jaws

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Dr. Jinia Saha Pediatrician 10 yrs exp Kolkata · Accepted Answer

Dr. Jinia Saha

Pediatrician 10 yrs exp Kolkata

Nothing to be worried about, it may occur. Just ensure his all 20 teeth come out, all being temporary.