06/23/2026
Bright cans. Bold flavors. Promises of energy, focus, and athletic performance. Energy drinks are heavily marketed to teens and older children and are easy to find in grocery stores, convenience stores, and online. Federal school nutrition standards prohibit energy drinks from being sold in K-12 schools USDA.
However, many children and teens still drink them at school, during sports activities, while studying at home, or as part of busy daily routines after purchasing them elsewhere or bringing them from home.
While energy drinks may seem like a quick solution for busy schedules, sports, or late-night studying, they can pose serious concerns for a child’s health, including their teeth. One of the biggest risks we see is the connection between energy drinks and cavities in children.
At Orem Pediatric Dentistry, we help families protect growing smiles through preventive care, education, and healthy daily habits.
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