From around 3-4 months, you might start seeing signs of teething, like salivating, biting, and cranky moods. However, the actual appearance or cutting through of teeth is different in every baby and can happen anytime from around 5 months to 12 months. If your baby’s teeth have not appeared by around 16 months, then you could see you healthcare provider as this could indicate a deficiency in calcium
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