Tooth E – Upper right baby central incisor
1st baby tooth back from the middle, upper right.
- International
- 51
- Palmer
- A
- Type
- Baby incisor
- Roots
- 1
- Comes in
- 8–12 months
- Falls out
- 6–7 years
One of the two front teeth in the upper jaw, the one on the right.
- Next to it, across the middle: F upper left baby central incisor
- Behind: D upper right baby lateral incisor
- Bites against: P lower right baby central incisor
upper right central incisor (#8), which comes in after this tooth falls out at 6–7 years.
This tooth is E in the US and 51 internationally, where the 5 means the upper right quarter and the 1 is its place counting from the front.
In Palmer it's A, but in the US system A is the upper right baby second molar.
American Dental Association 2024; Harris 2005; American Dental Association 2012; Tafti et al. 2023. Full titles are on the About page.