🦷 Baby Teething Chart

Enter your baby's age in months to see which teeth should be coming in. Includes teething order diagram, symptom guide, and care tips.

📝 Enter Baby's Age

Age in Months (0-36)

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There are 20 baby teeth in total, usually erupting in the order below. Every baby is different - a range of ±2-4 months is normal.

Tooth Name	Eruption Time	Jaw

The upper and lower jaws each hold 10 teeth. Highlighted teeth have already erupted at the current age.

Babies who are teething may show the signs below. Knowing them helps parents stay calm.

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Increased Drooling

Gum irritation boosts saliva production

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Biting Things / Hands

Biting firm objects eases gum pressure

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Fussiness & Crying

Sore, swollen gums cause discomfort and irritability

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Decreased Appetite

Sucking and chewing can make the pain worse

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Restless Sleep

Teeth often erupt more actively at night

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Slight Fever

Usually stays below 38°C; see a doctor if higher

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Swollen Gums

Redness, swelling, and firm bumps on the gums

Proper care helps your baby get through teething comfortably.

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Use Teething RingsA chilled (not frozen) teething ring relieves gum soreness and feels better for your baby to bite.
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Massage the GumsUse a clean, damp gauze or finger cloth to gently massage and wipe your baby's gums, helping teeth come through.
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Prevent Drool RashPat the skin around the mouth dry promptly and apply baby moisturizer or petroleum jelly to keep it dry.
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Watch for FeverA fever above 38°C is usually not caused by teething; see a doctor to rule out other infections.
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Start BrushingOnce the first tooth appears, start brushing with a finger brush and a rice-grain-sized amount of fluoride toothpaste.