The first permanent teeth usually come in between the ages of six and seven. For that reason, they often are called the “six-year molars.”
The six-year molars are in the very back, behind all the baby teeth, so a baby tooth is not lost in order for them to come in.
Then comes the bottom two teeth in front – the lower front incisors – and then the upper incisors.
Then it’s the back teeth (pre-molars/molars) and the canines. The canines or cuspids are the eye teeth – they’re on the corners.