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sealant A thin layer of plastic-like material covers the grooves and pits on a tooth to prevent cavity.
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sealer finish in spray or brushed on to seal raw wood before paint is applied.
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seal A device used for containers, lockers, trucks or lorries to proof relevant parties that they have remained closed during transport.
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seal piece of wax with the impression of a device indicating its authenticating authority
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sealant A sealant is a protective coating formed by resin bonded into the deep pit and fissure grooves on the occlusal (biting) surfaces of molar and premolar teeth. A sealant helps to prevent formation of decay by blocking the accumulation of food, debris and bacteria in these vulnerable areas.
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