What are dental sealants and how do they work?
Sealants are clear or shaded pieces of plastic that are applied to the teeth to help keep them cavity-free. Sealants fill in the grooved and pitted surfaces of the teeth which are difficult to clean. They will shut out the food particles that may become lodged and therefore contribute to the formation of cavities.
Sealants are clear or shaded plastic applied to the teeth to help keep them cavity-free. Sealants fill in the grooved and pitted surfaces of the teeth, which are hard to clean, and shut out food particles that could get caught, causing cavities. Fast and comfortable to apply, sealants can effectively protect teeth for many years.
Sealants are a protective clear layer applied to the teeth deep pits and crevices of teeth, usually it helps to keep the child’s molar cavity-free. Sealants fill in the grooved and pitted surfaces of the teeth, which are hard to clean. They prevent food particles and plaque from getting caught and causing cavities. Fast and comfortable to apply, sealants can effectively protect teeth for many years. Sealants need to be monitored and replaced if chipped. They are important to maintain good oral health. Your child will get sealants when the first and second permanent molars come in.
. Sealants are clear or shaded plastic applied to the teeth to help keep them cavity-free. Sealants fill in the grooved and pitted surfaces of the teeth, which are hard to clean, and shut out food particles that could get caught, causing cavities. Fast and comfortable to apply, sealants can effectively protect teeth for many years.
Sealants are clear or white plastic applied to the teeth to help keep them cavity-free. Sealants fill in the grooved and pitted surfaces of the teeth, which are hard to clean, and shut out food particles that could get caught, causing cavities. Fast and comfortable to apply, sealants can effectively protect teeth for many years and can reduce cavities by 75%.
