Sealants
Dental sealants have the potential to significantly prevent tooth decay.
Deep grooves and pits are frequently present on the chewing surfaces of molars and premolars, making it challenging to thoroughly clean these surfaces with routine brushing and flossing. Cavities can quickly form in these places due to the ease with which food particles and plaque can accumulate there.
Sealants Provide a Barrier
Dental sealants can provide a physical barrier against cavities by coating the teeth with thin, protective layers of composite resin. They are made to serve as a physical barrier that guards tooth enamel against the acids and bacteria that may erode it and lead to tooth disease.
Sealants Work for All Ages
Children and teens are frequently advised to have dental sealants because their newly emerged permanent teeth are more susceptible to decay. Adults, however, can also benefit from sealants, particularly if they have teeth with deep grooves or a history of cavities.
Don’t Forget to Brush
Remember that dental sealants are a preventative treatment and do not take the place of proper oral hygiene habits. To maintain good oral health, regular brushing, flossing, and dental checkups are still required.
Riverbend Dental Health offers dental sealants for people of all ages. Get in touch with us to figure out if you are a good candidate for sealants today.
Dental sealants can provide a physical barrier against cavities by coating the teeth with thin, protective layers of composite resin.

