Anatomy and Tooth Eruption Timeframes
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The adult human has 32 permanent teeth divided as (anterior to posterior) incisor, canine, pre-molar and molars. We are not born with this number nor do our original teeth remain for long past childhood. What are the tooth eruption timeframes for the deciduous and permanent teeth? Match the type of tooth with its corresponding timeframe.
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- 6-10 months
- 16-20 months
- 10-24 months
- 7-8 years
- 11-13 years
- 6-25 years
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Deciduous incisor
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Deciduous canine
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Deciduous molar
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Permanent incisor
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Permanent canine and premolar
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Permanent molar
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