Dental Sealants · Rocklin, CA
Protect back teeth from cavities with quick, painless sealants.
Sealants are thin protective coatings painted onto the chewing surfaces of back teeth, sealing out food and bacteria from deep grooves where cavities often start.
Is dental sealants right for you?
It's often a great fit if you:
- Children and teens
- Adults with deep grooves
- Cavity-prone patients
Why patients choose dental sealants at Smile Quest
No numbing
Painless and quick.
Long-lasting
Protection for years.
Cost-saving
Prevents costlier fillings.
What to expect, step by step
- Step 1
Clean
Teeth are cleaned and dried.
- Step 2
Apply
Sealant is painted into grooves.
- Step 3
Cure
A light hardens the sealant.
FAQs
Dental Sealants questions, answered.
Are sealants only for kids?
No. Adults with deep grooves and no fillings can benefit too.
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From our patients
“I trust both my hygienist & Dr. Smurthwaite.”
My dental hygienist, Capina, is very efficient, positive, very thorough and just an all-around excellent hygienist. Dr. Smurthwaite did an excellent job. I trust both my dental hygienist and Dr. Smurthwaite, and yes, I would recommend people to Smile Quest.
Gwen MooreGoogle · Restorative care
“Feels more like a spa day than a trip to the dentist.”
Greeted by friendly office staff. Waiting area was very comfortable. My hygienist came for me right on time — friendly, thorough and efficient. All staff and the doctors are dedicated to the patients’ ease and comfort. They have the latest equipment to make a visit quick and comfortable.
Kimberly Clark FitzbuckGoogle · Comfort
“The best experience I’ve had with dental services.”
I’ve been going to this office for a couple of years now and it’s been the best experience I’ve had with dental services. Giampiero does my cleanings and x-rays every 6 months and he is always so diligent and kind. He makes sure I am comfortable and always gives me great tips.
Baylee SwaratGoogle · Hygiene
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