There are 20 primary or “baby teeth” – 10 in the upper jaw and 10 in the lower jaw. The appearance of baby teeth is typically as follows:

• upper and lower incisors (by baby’s first birthday)
  
• upper lateral incisors
  
• bottom lateral incisors
  
• top and bottom molars (around 18 months of age)
  
• cuspids (eyeteeth)
  
• second set of molars (around 2 years of age)

Following are indications that your baby is teething:

• increased fussiness
  
• nighttime crying
  
• clingy behavior
  
• excessive drooling
  
• chewing on fingers, teething rings, and other objects
  
• swollen, red, inflamed gums
  
• increased demand in breast or bottle feeding
  
• rejection of breast or bottle (because sucking hurts the gums)
  
• poor appetite
  
• interrupted sleep

Following are tips to help soothe your baby's teething discomfort:

• Wash your hands thoroughly, then gently massage the swollen gums with one finger.
  
• Soak a clean, soft washcloth in apple juice. Wring it out, tie the cloth in a knot, and place it in the freezer for 30 minutes. When frozen, place it in your baby’s mouth, then hands. The combination of the cold and the texture of the washcloth will ease your baby's pain.
  
• Give your child something cold to gnaw on like a chilled teething ring or a frozen banana.
  
• Do not use lotions or ointments that are supposed to reduce teething pain in a baby less than four months old
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  typically as follows:

  • upper and lower incisors (by baby’s first birthday)
    
  • upper lateral incisors
    
  • bottom lateral incisors
    
  • top and bottom molars (around 18 months of age)
    
  • cuspids (eyeteeth)
    
  • second set of molars (around 2 years of age)
  
  

  Following are indications that your baby is teething:

  • increased fussiness
    
  • nighttime crying
    
  • clingy behavior
    
  • excessive drooling
    
  • chewing on fingers, teething rings, and other objects
    
  • swollen, red, inflamed gums
    
  • increased demand in breast or bottle feeding
    
  • rejection of breast or bottle (because sucking hurts the gums)
    
  • poor appetite
    
  • interrupted sleep
  
  

  Following are tips to help soothe your baby's teething discomfort:

  • Wash your hands thoroughly, then gently massage the swollen gums with one finger.
    
  • Soak a clean, soft washcloth in apple juice. Wring it out, tie the cloth in a knot, and place it in the freezer for 30 minutes. When frozen, place it in your baby’s mouth, then hands. The combination of the cold and the texture of the washcloth will ease your baby's pain.
    
  • Give your child something cold to gnaw on like a chilled teething ring or a frozen banana.
    
  • Do not use lotions or ointments that are supposed to reduce teething pain in a baby less than four months ol
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    • increased fussiness
      
    • nighttime crying
      
    • clingy behavior
      
    • excessive drooling
      
    • chewing on fingers, teething rings, and other objects
      
    • swollen, red, inflamed gums
      
    • increased demand in breast or bottle feeding
      
    • rejection of breast or bottle (because sucking hurts the gums)
      
    • poor appetite
      
    • interrupted sleep
    
    

    Following are tips to help soothe your baby's teething discomfort:

    • Wash your hands thoroughly, then gently massage the swollen gums with one finger.
      
    • Soak a clean, soft washcloth in apple juice. Wring it out, tie the cloth in a knot, and place it in the freezer for 30 minutes. When frozen, place it in your baby’s mouth, then hands. The combination of the cold and the texture of the washcloth will ease your baby's pain.
      
    • Give your child something cold to gnaw on like a chilled teething ring or a frozen banana.
      
    • Do not use lotions or ointments that are supposed to reduce teething pain in a baby less than four months ol
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      oor appetite
      
    • interrupted sleep
    
    

    Following are tips to help soothe your baby's teething discomfort:

    • Wash your hands thoroughly, then gently massage the swollen gums with one finger.
      
    • Soak a clean, soft washcloth in apple juice. Wring it out, tie the cloth in a knot, and place it in the freezer for 30 minutes. When frozen, place it in your baby’s mouth, then hands. The combination of the cold and the texture of the washcloth will ease your baby's pain.
      
    • Give your child something cold to gnaw on like a chilled teething ring or a frozen banana.
      
    • Do not use lotions or ointments that are supposed to reduce teething pain in a baby less than four months ol
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      frozen, place it in your baby’s mouth, then hands. The combination of the cold and the texture of the washcloth will ease your baby's pain.
      
    • Give your child something cold to gnaw on like a chilled teething ring or a frozen banana.
      
    • Do not use lotions or ointments that are supposed to reduce teething pain in a baby less than four months old. They may contain an agent that could numb the throat and cause the baby to choke.
      
    • Never place alcohol into your baby’s mouth. Alcohol can act like a poison to a young baby.
      
    • Use acetaminophen or ibuprofen found in over-the-counter baby medicine for a few days if your baby is uncomfortable. Ibuprofen may be more effective in relieving pain since it contains an anti-inflammatory component.
    
    

    Once the new teeth are in place clean them with a soft baby toothbrush or wipe them with gauze. Never allow your baby to fall asleep with a bottle as this will lead to tooth decay.