Dental silants in Barcelona are special sealants that are used to "plaster" chewing teeth (sealing fissures).
Even the most modern toothbrush, coupled with dental floss, cannot protect the oral cavity from the onset of the carious process. Despite the fact that the brush perfectly cleans the smooth surface of the tooth, its natural irregularities most often retain plaque, which contributes to the development of caries disease. Silants are called upon to avoid this disease today. Small grooves and pits (fissures) that are present on the surface of the teeth are covered with a special protective composite coating, which allows the tooth to be safe.
Since it is the chewing surface of the tooth that most often suffers from caries, in most cases the fissures are sealed, but the natural irregularities are covered with silants no less often. The cheek surfaces of the teeth, which also have depressions, doctors recommend covering those teeth that are just beginning to erupt, and permanent ones, most often they appear in a child at the age of six. As practice shows, the earlier dental silants were applied, the healthier the patient's teeth were, caries practically does not affect them.
Sealing fissures in Barcelona — applying dental silants
In order to apply silant to the surface of the teeth, the latter do not need to be subjected to such unpleasant and harmful procedures as turning and drilling. The surface of the tooth is thoroughly cleaned of tartar, using special preventive brushes. After cleaning, a harmless acidic etching is applied to the surface of the tooth, then the dentist applies an adhesive and a silant to the treated area. The light polymerizer completes the procedure, which helps the silant to harden. For those patients who are afraid that the natural closure of the teeth will be disrupted, I would like to say: "Contact only Corona Dental specialists in Barcelona, whom you trust."
It is desirable for everyone to use dental silants, but most of all those people who have a very high risk of developing caries need them. Most often, it is not possible to determine what the patient's risk of developing caries is, so it is best to apply a silant to each chewing tooth that has just erupted. First of all, parents of children and teenagers should take care of this. Adult patients need a preliminary consultation with a specialist who will tell them whether this procedure is necessary at the moment. How well the silants are applied to the teeth depends on how long they will be safe and you will avoid the treatment of caries and the use of metal-ceramic crowns!
