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Dental sealants provide a protective barrier against cavities, keeping your teeth healthy and strong




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What Are Dental Sealants?

Dental sealants are a preventative treatment designed to protect the chewing surfaces of your teeth from cavities. Made from a thin, protective coating, sealants are applied to the grooves and crevices of the back teeth, where decay is most likely to develop. This coating forms a smooth, hard shield that helps keep out food particles and bacteria, reducing the risk of cavities and ensuring long-term oral health. Ideal for children and adults alike, dental sealants are a quick, painless, and effective way to maintain a healthy smile.

4 Benefits of

Dental Sealants

Cavity Protection

Dental sealants act as a protective barrier, shielding the chewing surfaces of your back teeth from decay-causing bacteria and food particles.

Preventive Care

By filling in the grooves and crevices of your teeth, sealants reduce the risk of cavities, making them an effective preventive measure for maintaining oral health.

Cost-Effective

Investing in dental sealants can save you money in the long run by preventing costly restorative treatments for cavities and decay.

Quick and Painless

The application of sealants is a simple, non-invasive procedure that can be completed in just one visit, with no discomfort or downtime required.

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Why Choose Scuba Dental and Orthodontics for Dental Sealants?

At Scuba Dental and Orthodontics, we offer expert care with a focus on preventative treatments like dental sealants. Our skilled team uses the latest technology and techniques to ensure precise application and effective protection. We provide a comfortable, friendly environment and personalized care tailored to your needs. Trust us to help you maintain a healthy, cavity-free smile with our high-quality dental sealants and dedicated service.

Dental sealants are most effective when applied to children's teeth as soon as they erupt, typically around ages 6 and 12. Studies show that sealants can reduce cavity risk in these teeth by up to 70% during the critical cavity-prone years.

What to Expect During Your

Sealants Visit


During your sealants visit, your dentist will first examine your teeth and clean them to remove plaque. A special gel will be applied to prepare the teeth, then the sealant is painted on and hardened with a light. Your dentist will ensure a proper fit and provide aftercare instructions to help maintain your oral hygiene. Regular dental visits will be recommended to check the sealants and ensure continued protection.

Dental Sealants FAQs

Got questions about dental sealants? We have the answers you need.

  • What are dental sealants made of?

    Dental sealants are typically made from a thin, plastic resin that bonds to the tooth's surface to form a protective barrier against decay.

  • Who should get dental sealants?

    Sealants are highly recommended for children and teenagers, especially when their permanent molars come in, but they can also benefit adults at risk of cavities.

  • How long do dental sealants last?

    Dental sealants can last up to 10 years with proper care, although they may need occasional touch-ups or replacements if they become damaged or worn.

  • Is the application of dental sealants painful?

    The application process is quick and painless, involving only the cleaning of the tooth and the application of the sealant, which hardens with a special light.

  • How do I care for my teeth after getting sealants?

    You should continue with regular brushing and flossing, along with routine dental check-ups, to ensure your sealants remain intact and your oral health stays optimal.

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