A healthier smile for 2023

Children are highly impressionable at a young age

Going into a new year is always a good time to find new reasons to smile. However, it is also the perfect time to revisit a few tips for adolescence and oral care. The age between 12 and 17 brings about so many physical changes, including in terms of oral health. Take a look at a few important pointers to keep in mind as a parent of a growing teen. Cavities Are Still a Concern During Adolescence While dental caries is usually thought to primarily affect younger children, older children can still be at risk of cavities. In some cases, teens and young adults can actually be more vulnerable because of more control over dietary intake than as a child. For example, a teen may spend more time out of the house where they consume a lot of candy or soft drinks. Therefore, it is always important to maintain oral hygiene practices at home and visit the dentist periodically for check-ups and cleanings.

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