1	sealants		_____	They can be filled, unfilled, and/or fluoride releasing
2	fluoride		_____	Polymerization of the resin occurs by chemical reaction or by this
3	pits and fissures		_____	When the material is _________, the operator can manipulate the material at will
4	occlusal		_____	The light-cured material requires how much time for the application of the curing light to each tooth?
5	sealants		_____	Sealants are checked at each exam for determination of ________
6	leak		_____	Used to to prevent dental caries in the pits and fissures found primarily on the occlusal surfaces
7	caries		_____	The ______ material is very difficult for the dentist to see once placed
8	chemically		_____	If the sealant is poorly placed, the margins could ______
9	resin		_____	The use of this has caused a dramatic reduction in dental caries in children
10	light activation		_____	Sealants are subject to wear on which surface?
11	light-cured		_____	Sealants are ________ similar to composite resin
12	20 seconds		_____	If caries are sealed over, typically the ______ process is stopped
13	2 minutes		_____	Their _______ component is based on a dimethacrylate monomer (bis-GMA)
14	clear		_____	Where most incidents of caries in children occur
15	stability		_____	Self-cured sealant polymerizes to final set within approximately how much time?