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Dear doctor my baby got first teeth at 14months (lower side 1) now 15 months upper one teeth is started , is that way coming is right?? lower one first upper one first is that normally getting or should we go and consult doctor?
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1st two teeth (the central ones), and last 2 teeth (2nd molars) erupt in that order. Lower one 1st
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Dr. Sricharan Alladi
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Warangal
It's ok
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
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Rajkot
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Dr. Alekhya Ravella
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Guntur
The teeth in the upper jaw erupt earlier than those in the lower jaw but the exception is lower central incisor which erupts first
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