What do you know about your teen’s teeth? Take this quiz to test your knowledge and learn about how to protect your adolescent’s enamel.
QUESTION 1
CORRECT
The enamel that protects our teeth is the hardest known substance in our bodies, but it can be damaged by the acids in common foods.
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QUESTION 2
Newly erupted teeth are more porous than adult teeth and extra care should be taken to avoid the effects of acid erosion.
QUESTION 3
The average enamel thickness of adult teeth is approximately 2.58 mm. This thin layer of enamel needs to last a lifetime, so treat it with care.
QUESTION 4
Adult teeth can take up to 5 years to mature, so acid erosion is a concern for children of all ages—as well as adults.
QUESTION 5
Eating citrus fruits is important for a healthy diet, but their acids can harm young teeth.
Pronamel® toothpaste is approved for adults and children 12 years of age and older.
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