Jokes1 min ago
Too many teeth?!
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This is a bit strange really. I have noticed last night my 6yr old has 6 molar milk teeth at the top and another 6 at the bottom but I thought children were only supposed to have 8 in total? These cant be the adult ones can they? She has lost 9 milk teeth but not molars yet. I am confused! Before she got some of her adult teeth this would have meant she had a set of 24 milk teeth instead of 20.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.At six years of age, you are most likely looking at: first deciduous molar, second deciduous molar, and first permanent molar in each quadrant of your child's mouth. The first permanent molar normally erupts around 6 years of age, in a position behind the second decidous molar, and sounds entirely normal!
Hi my kids all got their teeth in once past the baby stage with no pain, some have extra teeth others have some missing. My twins, one has one front adult tooth missing the other has 2 front adult teeth missing, just never going to come in they are 20 and still no sign, hubby had 5 extra teeth, dentist says it happens sometimes skips a generation. Not everyone has wisdom teeth either.