Children often experience the symptoms of teething, which can be treated without medicine. At the age of three years, the typical youngster possesses twenty deciduous teeth. The permanent teeth erupt and the deciduous teeth start to exfoliate between the ages of 6 and 7 years. The average person has 32 permanent teeth, including their wisdom (third molar) teeth, by the time they are roughly 21 years old. The onset of deciduous tooth formation occurs during the fetal stage. The baby's jaws begin to form the first buds of the deciduous teeth at around five weeks of pregnancy. All of the baby's deciduous teeth—ten in the upper and ten in the lower jaw—are present at birth, and some permanent teeth are still growing in the jaws. Other names for deciduous teeth include baby teeth, milk teeth, first teeth, and primary teeth. The front teeth in the upper and lower jaws are called incisors. There is a small cutting edge on each incisor. To cut the meal, the upper and lower incisors work together like a pair of scissors.

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