Comparative Evaluation Of Clinical Performance Of Giomer Based And Hydrophilic Resin Based Pit And Fissure Sealant In Primary Molars: A Split Mouth Clinical Trial

Aim: The current in vivo study is done to compare the retention, marginal staining, integrity, and development of new carious lesions between a hydrophilic resin-based sealant giomer-based pit fissure on primary molars.Study Design:180 molars from 45 participants are taken into consideration this randomised clinical investigation. 90 were sealed with Beautisealant (Group 1) other Embrace Wet Bond 2). To evaluate performance Modified USPHS criteria will be used applied immediately following application, at 3, 6, 12 months. entire set data was gathered, enteredinto MS Excel, examined SPSS 16.0. parameters evaluation compared using Fisher's exact test Pearson Chi-Square test.Result: At end months, 75.9% group 2 still had sealants place, 26.2 percent 1, which statistically significant (p.001). Conclusion: Hydrophilic may employed as efficient sealants, particularly children who high risk for tooth decay, overly salivate, physically intellectually challenged, have partially erupted molars, enrolled community care programs.