Dental Restorations and Sealants

RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY IN INDIA

For restorative dentistry in India sealants are used. Dental sealants are thin, plastic films painted on the chewing surfaces of the back teeth molars and premolars and are highly effective in the prevention of tooth decay (caries and cavities). For dental restoration, Dental sealants are particularly effective on the back teeth, as the back teeth contain more hard-to-reach pits and grooves that serve as a host to food debris and plaque build-up.

The sealants act as a physical barrier to decay and plaque build-up, in most cases, they provide 100 per cent protection with the most important variable being how well the dental sealant adheres to the teeth. In addition, research has shown that sealants actually stop cavities when placed on top of a slightly decayed tooth. This action seals off the supply of nutrients to the bacteria that causes the cavity. The dental sealant becomes ineffective when all or part of the bond between the tooth and the sealant is broken.

Sealants are especially beneficial for children because their newly erupted, permanent teeth are most susceptible to cavities and least benefited by fluoride. However, patients of all ages can benefit from dental sealants.

In India Restorative Dentistry procedure of dental restoration starts with cleaning the surface of the tooth, rinsing the surface to remove all traces of the cleaning agent, and drying the tooth. A solution or gel is applied to the surface of the tooth, including the pits and grooves, to make the surface of the tooth rough. After several seconds, the solution is thoroughly rinsed away with water and the site is dried. The liquid sealant is then applied and allowed to harden.With proper oral hygiene, sealants may last 5 to 10 years.

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