Which of the following is the worst type of sealant failure?

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The worst failure is a sealant that leaks but remains in place.The leak can go undetected and can decay significantly underneath the sealant before it is detected.Most failures occur within the first 3 to 6 months,and all or part of the sealant comes off.Placing too much sealant can result in excess material flowing into the contact area between adjacent teeth.Once the sealant is cured,the contact area is blocked and the patient would not be able to floss in that area.

Which of the Following Is the Worst Type of Sealant