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This analysis assesses marginal integrity of resin sealants using various application techniques, indicating potential for reduced microleakage.
Marginal integrity can be defined as the ability of a sealant to establish a robust and resilient bond at the interface between the sealant and the tooth surface, preventing microleakage, discoloration, the formation of voids and cracks, and the subsequent development of caries lesions.
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