dental sealants
Molar protective layers
Dental sealants are thin protective coatings applied to the chewing surfaces of back teeth to prevent cavities.
The plastic or resin material fills the grooves and pits where bacteria and food particles collect, creating a smooth surface that's easier to clean.
Sealants are most commonly applied to children's permanent molars shortly after they emerge: The dentist recommended sealants for both kids.
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- cavity preventionProtecting teeth from decay
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- back teethPosterior grinding teeth
- enamel protectionPreserving teeth's hard coating
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