Retention and effectiveness of a chemically polymerized pit and fissure sealant after 2 years
A. Thylstrup, Sven Refslund Poulsen
Abstract
A. Thylstrup, Sven Refslund Poulsen
Abstract
Following a single application of a chemically polymerized fissure sealant (Concise Enamel Bond System) 60% of the sealants were present after 2 years of examination. The effectiveness of the treatment was highly significant and the caries reduction, irrespective of the sealant status, was found to be about 50%. The caries reduction was 98% in sealed pairs where the material was fully retained.
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Following a single application of a chemically polymerized fissure sealant (Concise Enamel Bond System) 60% of the sealants were present after 2 years of examination. The effectiveness of the treatment was highly significant and the caries reduction, irrespective of the sealant status, was found to be about 50%. The caries reduction was 98% in sealed pairs where the material was fully retained.
Key concepts: Sealant, Enamel paint, Dentistry, Fissure, Reduction (mathematics), Polymerization, Materials science, Medicine