Sealants at Dentist Dictionary
What is Sealants? Used to prevent caries (tooth decay), sealants are a plastic liquid which is placed on the top surfaces of posterior teeth. The sealant hardens into place, forming a shallow surface that is easily cleaned with a toothbrush.Dental Definition Added By: Brayden
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