Humans don't have any teeth in their mouths at birth... but gradually and with the passage of time, the teeth fall out one after the other.... Baby teeth in children and babies are among the first teeth that grow in the mouth.... You have probably seen babies who are at the beginning of the teething process.... These babies constantly cry because of the pain and itching of the gums.. ToggleThere are two types of human teeth from birth to death... baby teeth and permanent teeth.... after a few years of baby teeth growing, these teeth fall out and permanent teeth replace them... children like grinding teeth are the subject of our discussion... so Stay with us... The process of tooth growth in humans is such that the first milk tooth emerges during infancy and at the age of 6 months... Of course, this issue does not happen 100% at the age of 6 months... This issue depends on the parents, heredity and whether the baby is premature or between 3 premature teeth in some babies... and 14 months... When you refer to a pediatric dentist, you can get good information and guidance about the teeth of your baby or your beloved baby. Come on... Children's teeth grow first with milk teeth.. This growth process continues until the age of about 3 years old... Distinguishing milk teeth from permanent teeth is not something that you can handle easily... It is better to see a pediatric dentist for this.. Children's milk teeth loosen and fall out very quickly after a few years... Of course, before that, a permanent tooth will go under it... ### Types of teeth Man The arrangement of human teeth from the front includes the following: - Canines or front teeth - Small molars - Large molars - At the end of the jaw and in the arch of the jaw bone, molars or wisdom teeth. The structure and structure of human teeth is the same in both baby teeth and permanent teeth.. enamel, dentin and pulp are different parts of the same tooth.. enamel is one of the strongest parts of the tooth in humans.. but sometimes tooth enamel is surrounded by bacteria and destroyed.. This is more common in children who don't brush their teeth or don't pay attention to children's sweets.. Let's do it... Humans have different teeth in their mouths... each of these teeth come out at a certain time and have different tasks... If we want to categorize the names of human teeth in order, they are as follows: Note: **Each of the permanent or milk teeth have different types, which we examine each of them along with their function:** #### Milk teeth: The growth of these teeth continues from infancy to about 3 years old.... with the growth of permanent teeth under them, they are gradually replaced by milk and permanent teeth.... Every child gets 20 milk teeth until the age of 3, each of which grows in parallel.... These teeth include small and large molars, front teeth and canines.... Children's milk teeth when fully erupted are 20 in total, which include 8 front and front teeth in the jaw. up and down There are also a total of 8 molar teeth that are located behind the canine teeth. All of these teeth have roots and dentin like permanent teeth, and the main difference with permanent teeth is that they fall out after a while and the permanent tooth replaces it. The sequence of falling milk teeth is generally as follows: #### Lower front teeth (early primary front teeth) often start falling out at 6 to 8 months of age. #### upper front teeth (upper front milk teeth) usually start to fall from 8 to 10 months.. #### lower side teeth (primary primary lateral teeth) usually fall from the age of 10 to 16 months... #### Upper lateral teeth (primary upper lateral teeth) usually start to fall between 9 and 13 months.. #### lower incisors Lower primary incisors usually fall out between the ages of 16 and 23 months. #### upper incisors (upper primary incisors) usually start to fall between 13 and 19 months. (Upper receding baby teeth) usually start to fall out between 25 and 33 months.... The order of baby teeth may be slightly different for each person and some teeth may not occur in the order mentioned above.... If you are concerned about the order of your baby's baby teeth, you can consult a pediatric dentist to make sure everything is normal... or not!... Permanent teeth: Permanent teeth, which include all the teeth in the mouth, grow in the mouth until the age of 17 and replace milk teeth.... The growth of these teeth starts at the age of 6.... These teeth include canines and front teeth, big and small molars, and molars or wisdom teeth.... The growth of these teeth continues until the age of 12 or a little more and a person has 28 teeth in the mouth.... But after a few years with the growth of the jaw bone, 4 wisdom teeth and molar teeth Add to this 28 numbers Finally, between the ages of 2 and 3, each person will have 2 to 3 permanent teeth in their mouth. #### canine or front teeth: These teeth, which are present in all mammals including humans, are the first teeth that appear in the upper and lower jaws, both deciduous and permanent. These teeth are called **incisors** and there are 4 of them... #### molars: These teeth, which are 8 in number and are slightly serrated, are placed between the canines and molars.. They play a significant role in tearing food and chewing... #### molars: These teeth, which are located at the end of the jaw, are used for crushing food and chewing... Wisdom teeth are also considered one of the types of these teeth. Wisdom teeth, which are 4 in number and come out at the end of the upper and lower jaw bones, grow in late adolescence... In childhood and almost before the age of one year, permanent teeth grow in order, and permanent teeth come out in order, and one-year-old teeth come out in order.. in their place... Problems in children can endanger the health of their teeth, it is grinding teeth... Many mothers always say which doctor to see and how to treat children's grinding teeth... It should be said that the treatment of teeth grinding can be investigated from two aspects... First, the cause must be diagnosed by a pediatrician and a consultant or psychologist, and then referred to teeth grinding to prevent children from decaying... ### ** Consequences Lack of care for milk teeth** Failure to take care of baby teeth can lead to the following problems: - Tooth decay - Toothache - Tooth infection - Damage to permanent teeth Therefore, it is very important to take care of the baby's milk teeth... **last word** One of the treatments that can be used for the problems and decay of milk teeth, and it is even better to use this method before causing problems for the teeth, is fluoride therapy for children, which must be done under the supervision of a specialist doctor... #### Benefits and advantages of orthodontics for children