The eruption age of maxillary permanent lateral incisor is________________?
Correct answer: A. 8-9 years
- A. 8-9 years
- B. 6-7 years
- C. 10-11 years
- D. 8-9 months
Explanation
The maxillary permanent lateral incisor generally erupts between 8 and 9 years of age. The 6 to 7 year range belongs mainly to the first permanent molars and central incisors, not the lateral incisor.
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