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Example dental practice One in 10 teens aged 12–19 had at least one untreated cavity in their permanent teeth.

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Among older teens, aged 16–19, it was 12.1%, compared with 8.6% for ages 12–15.

It starts earlier. The CDC found more than 1 in 10 children aged 2–5 had an untreated cavity in their baby teeth, and nearly 1 in 5 by age 6–8.

The word to watch is untreated.

Save this for your child's next check-up.

#babyteeth #cavities #familydentistry

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    More than 1 in 10 kids aged 2–5 had an untreated cavity in their baby teeth, per the CDC. By age 6–8, it was nearly 1 in 5.

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    The CDC's findings differ by poverty group. Among kids in the high poverty group, 18.0% had untreated tooth decay. In the low poverty group, it was 6.6%.

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    In 2019, 86.9% of kids aged 2–17 had a dental visit in the past year, per the CDC. So the visits are happening. The number to watch is the untreated cavities.

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Half of children aged 6–9 have had cavities, per the CDC.

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One in 10 teens aged 12–19 had at least one untreated cavity in their permanent teeth.

Among older teens, aged 16–19, it was 12.1%, compared with 8.6% for ages 12–15.

It starts earlier. The CDC found more than 1 in 10 children aged 2–5 had an untreated cavity in their baby teeth, and nearly 1 in 5 by age 6–8.

When did your family last ask about untreated decay, rather than just cavities?

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Half of children aged 6–9 have had cavities, per the CDC.

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The CDC's latest findings put the youngest numbers plainly. More than 1 in 10 children aged 2–5 had an untreated cavity in their baby teeth. By age 6–8, it was nearly 1 in 5.

The figures also differ by poverty group. In the CDC's findings, children in the high poverty group had untreated decay at 18.0%, against 6.6% in the low poverty group.

Visits are common. In 2019, 86.9% of children aged 2–17 had a dental visit in the past year.

Adults are in the picture too. The CDC reports that one in 5 adults aged 20–64 had at least one untreated cavity.

When did your family last ask about untreated decay, rather than just cavities?

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The slow count of missing teeth. Filled and missing teeth in adults, by age band.

The facts in it come from FastStats - Oral and Dental Health and 2024 Oral Health Surveillance Report: Selected Findings | Oral Health | CDC.

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Example dental practice Adults 65 and older average 6.4 teeth missing due to disease, CDC data show.

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Adults aged 20–34 average 0.7 missing teeth, and those aged 50–64 average 3.8.

Along the way, one in 5 adults aged 20–64 had at least one untreated cavity.

At the far end, more than 1 in 10 adults aged 65–74 had lost all their teeth.

For adults 75 or older, it was nearly 1 in 5.

When did you last ask your dentist how many fillings and missing teeth are on your chart?

#toothloss #cavities #dentalcheckup

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    Adults aged 20–34 average 0.7 teeth missing due to disease. By 50–64, the average is 3.8, CDC data show.

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    Along the way, one in 5 adults aged 20–64 had at least one untreated cavity, the CDC reports.

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    Adults aged 65 or older average 9.3 filled teeth and 6.4 teeth missing due to disease, the CDC reports.

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    In a 2025 national survey, 66.7% of adults 18 and older had a dental exam or cleaning in the past year. At your next one, ask how many fillings and missing teeth are on your chart. #dentalhealth.

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Adults aged 50–64 average 3.8 missing teeth; at 20–34, 0.7.

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Adults 65 and older average 6.4 teeth missing due to disease, CDC data show.

Along the way, one in 5 adults aged 20–64 had at least one untreated cavity.

At the far end, more than 1 in 10 adults aged 65–74 had lost all their teeth.

What would you want to know about the numbers on your own chart?

The slow count of missing teeth
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Adults aged 50–64 average 3.8 missing teeth; at 20–34, 0.7.

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Those are teeth missing due to disease, as tracked in the CDC's 2024 Oral Health Surveillance Report.

Adults aged 20–64 with any decayed, missing or filled teeth average 6.0 filled teeth, the CDC reports.

Untreated decay shows up too: one in 5 adults aged 20–64 had at least one untreated cavity.

Adults aged 65 years or older average 9.3 filled teeth and 6.4 teeth missing due to disease.

More than 1 in 10 adults aged 65–74 had lost all their teeth.

For a family, those columns can describe everyone at one dinner table, from parents to grandparents.

In a 2025 national survey, 66.7% of adults 18 and older had a dental exam or cleaning in the past year.

What would you want to know about the numbers on your own chart?

The slow count of missing teeth
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