Cavities

The increased level of hormone production plays a key role in microbiome modulation. When the microbial balance in the mouth is disrupted, harmful oral bacteria will grow. It is followed by bacterial invasion of teeth, gums, and other oral tissues.

Meanwhile, teenagers’ carefree attitude makes them follow a staple teenage diet that includes foods containing carbs and sugars. Everyone knows that excessive intake of sugar substances in diet will feed oral bacteria.

Simply, the imbalance in oral bacteria and taking lowcarb, sugary foods increase the risk of developing cavities.

Conclusion

• As the body of children goes through many changes in their teenage years, they notice several changes. Aside from the growth spurts, they notice mild physical discomforts and oral complications.

• You might come across such dental dilemmas in your teenage. Even though they are common in adolescence, you should not neglect them.

• Get a consultation from your dentist and follow their guidelines for your teenage kid’s oral well-being.