That's from wiki, don't think I would be using it on my kidsIn recent years, Bisphenol A (BPA) and dental sealants have been a point of discussion for researchers, dental providers, and consumers. BPA can be found in saliva in detectable amounts (micrograms) after placement of dental sealants.[1] [2] [3] The Canadian Dental Association [4] and the American Dental Association [5] have issued statements on their websites regarding BPA in dental sealants.





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