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sealant
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sealant
1. any substance, such as wax, used for sealing documents, bottles, etc.
2. any of a number of substances used for stopping leaks, waterproofing wood, etc.
sealant
Any material or device used to prevent the passage of liquid or gas across a joint or opening; a sealer.
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45) Additionally, Miller (46) has reported on a school-based dental sealant program that used dental hygiene students as providers.
The public health dental hygiene practitioner: an alternative ... by Finkelman, Richard D. / Access
Dental sealants are such a powerful weapon against childhood tooth decay that the national Healthy People 2010 goal is to have 50 percent of all schoolchildren receive at least one dental sealant.
Arkansas' Seal the State to bring oral health to every schoolchild by Currie, Donya / The Nation's Health
The couple brought their five children to LCC's eighth annual free Dental Sealant Clinic on Saturday to get their teeth checked out.
Free dental clinic popular with parents by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
 
 
 
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