Judge Tim Verrelli Running Order both days Exc Std, Nov JWW, Open Std, Exc JWW, Nov Std, Open JWW Saturday runs Big to little (26 - 4) Sunday runs little to Big (4 - 26) Food There is a food vendor on site. Food vouchers are given to all volunteers.
To be clear, not all children need sealants, said Bill Bailey, a dental officer with the CD, because their teeth are naturally not prone to decay or they have exceptional oral hygiene habits.
Bacteria can build up in the grooves and cause cavities. Dental sealants can help: Keep food, acids, and plaque from sitting in the grooves of the molars and premolars; Prevent decay and cavities; Save time, money, and the discomfort of getting a filling; Children are most at risk for cavities on molars. Sealants can help protect permanent molars. Permanent molars come in when children are about 6 years old and then again when they are 12 years old. Getting sealants soon after the molars have come in will help protect them from cavities. Adults who do not have cavities or decay on their molars can also get sealants.