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NoDoctor's answer:
The eruption of a child's teeth varies greatly among individuals. Some teeth erupt earlier, while others erupt later, but for a specific child, it is all normal. Children with early tooth eruption may start to see their central incisors emerge around 4.5 months old; most children begin to erupt their teeth between 6 and 8 months old; while a small number of children may not start until after their first birthday, with some not erupting until they are close to 1.5 years old. However, for these children, if there is no abnormal physical development, it is considered normal.