Dental Quizzes


Cavity Risk

Did you know that your daily habits and oral care routine can greatly influence your risk for cavities? Our Cavity Risk Assessment Quiz is a fun and easy way to help evaluate your oral health habits and see where you stand when it comes to your risk for cavities.

Each Question is designed to reflect key factors that can affect your dental health, such as your diet, brushing habits, and frequency of dental visits. By answering a few simple questions, you’ll accumulate points that will give you a clearer picture of your current risk. The higher your score, the greater your risk for cavities, but don’t worry – this quiz helps you take control of your oral health!

Ready to find our how you can improve your habits? Take the quiz, track your score, and get personalized advice on how to protect your smile.

Cavity Risk Assessment Quiz

Question 1: How many sugary snacks do you consume per day?*
Question 2: Do you drink a lot of soda or sweetened beverages?*
Question 3: Do you have a dry mouth frequently?*
Question 4: How often do you go for dental cleanings*
Question 5: Do you have any fillings, crowns, or previous dental work?*
Question 6: Do you brush your teeth twice a day for at least two minutes?*
Question 7: Do you floss daily?*
Question 8: Do you have a family history of cavities or dental issues?*

Results:

0-4 points: low risk
Congratulations! Your oral care habits are strong, and you’re at low risk for cavities. Keep brushing twice a day. Flossing daily, and scheduling regular dental check-ups to maintain your healthy smile.

5-9 points: moderate risk
Your results show that you’re at moderate risk for cavities. Consider making a few adjustments to your oral care routine, such as brushing more often, cutting back on sugary foods, and scheduling your next dental cleaning.

10+ points: high risk
It looks like you’re at high risk for cavities. Don’t worry, a visit to the denist can help address any current issues and prevent future cavities. Consider professional cleanings, fluoride treatments, or sealants to protect your teeth.