Effect of Manual, Electric, and Sonic Toothbrushing on Retention and Surface Integrity of Resin-Based Sealants.

Although a decreasing trend in mean values was observed across the groups, the numerical differences did not reach statistical significance.

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Consequently, the present findings suggest a possible trend rather than an immediate clinical concern, supporting regular follow-up to monitor sealant surface integrity, especially in children using sonic devices.

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While the data showed a trend toward lower bond strength values in the sonic toothbrush group compared to the manual and electric groups, this difference was not sufficient to support a definitive conclusion.

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