26/08/2026
Your child's teeth can still decay, even with careful brushing. π¦·
Some children have back teeth with deep grooves that a toothbrush just can't fully reach, no matter how careful the routine is. π Food and bacteria settle in there quietly, and most of the time there's no pain to warn you. It's usually only found at a regular check-up. π
It's not about how well your child brushes. Some molars are simply shaped in a way that traps more food than others. β οΈ
That's exactly what fissure sealants are for. A thin coating goes over those grooves, sealing them off before decay gets the chance to start. π¦·
It's done in a single visit, no drilling, no waiting around, and can protect the tooth for years with proper care. π
If it's been a while since your child's back teeth were properly checked, it's worth getting a second look. π
Book a consultation at Northern Beaches Dental. π https://northernbeachesdental.com.au π»