For the same 8-year-old patient, how many permanent and primary teeth would they typically have?

By around age 8, a child is typically in the early-to-mid mixed dentition stage, having erupted the 4 permanent first molars and the 8 permanent incisors (12 permanent teeth total), while still retaining the primary canines and primary first/second molars (12 primary teeth remaining) — fitting the 12 permanent / 12 primary split, though exact numbers vary somewhat with individual eruption timing.