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Components of SS-suction.Extra-oral view of SS-suction in patients.Intra-oral view of SS-suction in patients.CONSORT Flow diagram.Baseline characteristics of all cases (482 children and 672 teeth) by groups.* Control = 238 children, 348 teeth; ** Intervention = 244 children, 324 teeth.Baseline characteristics of follow-up cases (410 children 586 teeth) at 15–18 months by groups.* Control = 205 children, 313 teeth; ** Intervention = 205 children, 273 teeth; # FU at 18 months = 6 children, 9 teeth.Satisfaction and safety toward SS-suction innovation of 15 dental nurses (244 children and 324 teeth).* Q1 = 1st quartile and Q3 = 3rd quartile; ** Red area from pressure recovered after 5–10 min observation.Oral hygiene and caries on sealed surfaces of follow-up teeth at 15–18 months by groups (410 children and 586 teeth).* Control = 205 children, 313 teeth; ** Intervention = 205 children, 273 teeth; Effect of SS-suction on occlusal caries controlling for confounding factors: result from multilevel logistic regression (FU cases).Reference level for “caries on sealed surfaces” = Yes; T1= 15 months, T2 = 16 months, T3 = 17 and 18 months and * Significant level < 0.05 Effect of SS-suction on buccal caries controlling for confounding factors: result from multilevel logistic regression (FU cases).Reference level for “caries on sealed surfaces” = Yes; T1 (ref) = 15 months, T2 = 16 months, T3 = 17 and 18 months and * Significant level < 0.05 ** Significant level < 0.001.