Memorise - Eruption Dates

At what age does the permanent maxillary central incisor typically erupt?

Mandibular teeth generally erupt earlier than maxillary teeth.

What is the eruption sequence for primary teeth in each arch?

The lower 'A' teeth erupt at approximately ______ months.

Match the following permanent teeth with their approximate eruption ages:

What is the typical eruption age range for the primary mandibular canine (cuspid)?

The permanent third molars (wisdom teeth) typically erupt between the ages of 6 and 7 years.

Around what age do the roots of primary teeth typically complete after eruption (in years)?

Which of the following permanent teeth erupts the latest?

The primary upper 'B' teeth typically erupt around ______ months.

The eruption sequence in each arch for primary teeth is ______, (A, B, D, C, E).

There is a one ______ gap between the eruption of the 2's, or lateral incisors, and other teeth.

Mandibular teeth erupt earlier than maxillary teeth by about a ______ up to seven years.

According to the image, the lower central incisor erupts at ______ months.

The maxillary first molar is expected to erupt between ______ months.

The upper lateral incisor sheds around ______ years of age.

The mandibular third molar, or wisdom tooth, has an eruption timeline of ______ years old.

According to the image, the roots of primary teeth complete approximately 1 to 1.5 ______ after eruption.

The initials ______ represent the eruption sequence of the primary teeth, where the central incisors erupt first, followed by the lateral incisors, canines, first molars and finally the second molars.

Based on the image, the initial calcification of primary teeth occurs ______ months in utero.

Match the primary tooth with its approximate eruption time.

Match the permanent maxillary tooth with its typical eruption time.

Match the primary tooth type with its typical eruption timeframe.

Match the upper primary teeth with the order in which they erupt.

Relate the successional teeth and the sequence with the correct approximate time of eruption (permanent dentition).

Match the shedding time (exfoliation) of the primary teeth.

Match the tooth (either primary or permanent) with its calcification starting time in utero or after birth.

Match the permanent tooth with its average root completion time after eruption.

Match the teeth with the approximate time of their eruption in children, considering the difference between mandibular and maxillary teeth.