People today ascribe a number of meanings to the Eye of Horus, including protection, wisdom, and revelation. It is often associated with the Eye of Providence found on US $1 bills and in Freemasonry iconography.
The crown, or visible part of the tooth, forms before the roots do. Eventually, the 20 primary teeth are replaced by 32 permanent teeth. The primary molars are replaced by permanent premolars (also called bicuspids) and the permanent molars come in behind the primary teeth. Most often, the first teeth to emerge are the lower two front teeth (incisors) and the upper and lower first molars, the molars closest to the front of the mouth. They are followed by the upper two front teeth.
While your child is busy losing teeth, new ones are coming in including the addition of permanent molars. Your child will have up to three sets of molars. The four 1st molars, commonly called the 6 year molars, generally make an appearance around age 6. The four second molars, often known as 12 year molars, start around, you guessed it, age 12! The 3rd molars, or wisdom teeth, are a little different.