When are baby teeth replaced by permanent teeth?

Baby teeth are replaced by permanent teeth around the age of 6.

Behind the two premolars (4th and 5th baby teeth), a 6th tooth grows on the left and right and top and bottom. After that, the baby teeth loosen and fall out in the order in which they erupted:

*lower central incisors –> *upper central incisors –> *upper lateral incisors –> *lower lateral incisors –> *molars (4th) –> *canines –>-*molars (5th).

Around the age of 12-13, the 7th teeth (second molars) grow, and the wisdom teeth (8th teeth) after the age of 18-19. If the permanent teeth are crooked and out of place, you need to pay attention and consult a specialist orthodontist.