Dental sealants

Protect your child’s and teen’s smile from cavities with quick, painless dental sealants designed for long-lasting prevention.

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About Dental
Sealants

Prevent Cavities Before They Start

Back teeth (molars) are more likely to develop cavities because they are harder to clean and have deep grooves that trap food and bacteria. Dental sealants create a protective barrier over these surfaces to help prevent decay.

At David J. Greer, D.D.S., PLLC, we offer gentle, effective sealants to help keep smiles healthy from an early age.

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Benefits of Dental Sealants

Who Benefits
from sealants?

Ideal for Children, Teens & Adults

Sealants are most often recommended for:

Children ages 5–7 (first molars)
Teens ages 11–14 (second molars)
Adults prone to cavities
Patients with deep tooth grooves

Early protection leads to fewer cavities and less future treatment.

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Treatment process

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tooth
preparation

We clean and dry the tooth surface thoroughly.

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sealant
application

A liquid sealant is gently painted onto the tooth.

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curing and
protection

A special light hardens the sealant, creating a strong shield.

How Long Do
sealants last?

Dental sealants can last up to 10 years with proper care. We’ll check them during routine visits and reapply if needed to maintain protection. Good brushing, flossing, and regular checkups help extend their lifespan.