Rouxel P, et al. - Authors evaluated if the socioeconomic gap and ethnic disadvantage in oral health among children aged 5 reduced among adolescents aged 15. Compared to younger children, some evidence of smaller ethnic and family socioeconomic differences in oral health among British adolescents was noted. Nonetheless, among adolescents, substantial differences by residential deprivation in oral health continued to be reported. Findings suggested a particular importance of community levels of deprivation for the health of adolescents.