Dental sealants
Sealants cover susceptible chewing surfaces to help protect them from decay. A dentist can assess which teeth would benefit and whether a sealant is appropriate.
Understand your options
Ask what the examination shows and why a treatment is recommended.
Discuss your priorities
Explain your goals, concerns and previous dental experiences.
Plan your next step
Discuss alternatives, expected care and individualized costs.
Know what to expect
Ask about maintenance, follow-up and when to contact the practice.
Are sealants only for children? They are commonly used for children and teenagers. Ask your dentist about the needs of the specific tooth rather than assuming eligibility from age alone.
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Prevention works together
Sealants are part of a prevention plan, not a replacement for brushing with fluoride toothpaste, cleaning between teeth and dental visits. They should be checked over time and repaired or replaced if needed.
