Around the age of 12, most kids get a new set of molars. These “12-year molars,” also known as second molars, are permanent teeth that play a vital role in chewing and the overall structure of your mouth.
This article will explain everything you need to know about the 12-year molar: what to expect when they erupt, potential problems to watch out for, and how to care for them properly. Taking care of these molars is important for bite stability, jaw alignment, and proper chewing function.