Deciduous teeth, or “baby” teeth, are the first teeth that come out when we’re babies.
What Are Deciduous Teeth?
Deciduous teeth, or “baby” teeth, are the first teeth that come out when we’re babies. They are often called “milk teeth” because they fall out when children are between six and twelve years old. Permanent teeth grow in later to replace them. These permanent teeth will usually last a lifetime, with some people even having all their original teeth for the rest of their lives. Learn more about deciduous teeth, how to take care of them, how they’re different from permanent teeth, and more, in this article.
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