Sealants

sealant

Sealants are generally used to help prevent tooth decay on the biting surfaces of back teeth (molars). The natural grooves of these teeth can trap food that can resist casual brushing and rinsing. If the tooth is left untouched, bacteria may collect on the chewing surface and cause gradual breakdown of the tooth, resulting in costly dental treatment.

How Sealants Work

Sealants are painted directly onto the tooth where they seal the natural grooves to help prevent tooth decay. While sealants are durable, they are not permanent. Under normal circumstances, they can last up to 5 years before needing replacement.

Sealants offer a cost-effective, preventative step to reduce the chances of tooth decay on the chewing surfaces of molars. However, they do not replace the need for regular brushing and flossing.

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