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Cerebral atrophy is a natural consequence of aging, and may indeed present later with some form of dementia. The rate by which this will develop is unpredictable since personal characteristics vary. It is important at this time that the person engages in brain stimulating activities, and be encouraged to continue reading that can somehow lower the rate of progression of dementia.
Regards.