Sealants

Thin, protective coatings applied to the chewing surfaces of back teeth to prevent cavities in hard-to-clean grooves.

Benefits

• Provides a physical barrier against cavity-causing bacteria and food.

• Completely painless, requiring no drilling or needles.

• Highly effective at preventing cavities in vulnerable molars.

Is This For You ?

Ideal for children and teens as soon as their permanent molars erupt (ages 6 and 12), but adults without decay in their molars can benefit greatly too.

What To Expect :

We gently clean and dry the tooth, apply the liquid sealant, and harden it with a special curing light. The entire process takes just a few minutes per tooth.

Why Choose Advanced Dental Care for Dental Sealants?

The chewing surfaces of your back molars are filled with deep grooves and pits that are notoriously difficult to clean, making them prime targets for cavities. At Advanced Dental Care, we apply dental sealants—thin, protective, tooth-colored coatings that act as a physical barrier against cavity-causing bacteria and food particles.

This highly effective, completely painless procedure requires no drilling and no needles, making it an ideal preventive measure for children and teens as soon as their permanent molars erupt. Adults with deep grooves can also benefit greatly. Our Toledo team uses sealants to proactively protect your vulnerable teeth, saving you from future fillings and preserving your natural smile.

What to Expect During the Dental Sealant Process

1. Thorough Cleaning & Drying
We begin by meticulously cleaning the targeted molars and isolating them to ensure the chewing surfaces are perfectly dry and free of debris.

2. Conditioning the Enamel
We apply a gentle conditioning gel to the tooth surface for a few seconds. This prepares the enamel so the sealant can bond securely and deeply into the natural grooves.

3. Painting the Sealant

The liquid sealant is carefully painted directly into the deep pits and fissures of the molars, creating a smooth, protective shield over the vulnerable areas.

4. Curing & Final Check
We use a specialized, painless curing light to harden the sealant in seconds. Once hardened, we check your bite to ensure it feels completely natural and smooth.

FAQ

Do they look visible?

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Sealants are clear or white, so they blend in naturally with your teeth.

How long do sealants last?

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They can last up to 10 years. We check them during your regular exams to ensure they are intact.

Are sealants safe?

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Yes, they are BPA-free and widely recommended by pediatric dentists worldwide.

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