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Fissure Sealant Applications

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Fissure Sealant Applications (Dental Grafting)

Tooth decay is one of the most common oral health problems in children. Deep fissures, particularly on the chewing surfaces of molars, create a breeding ground for food debris and bacteria. These areas are difficult to completely clean with regular brushing.

Fissure sealants are a protective treatment that helps prevent cavities by sealing the recessed areas of teeth. Also known as "dental vaccinations," fissure sealants are a common practice.

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What is Fissure Sealant and How Does It Work?

Reaches the deepest recesses of the tooth
It creates a permanent barrier by adhering to tooth enamel.
Prevents bacteria and food residue from coming into contact with teeth
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How is Fissure Sealant Applied?

Fissure sealant application is an extremely simple, painless, and quick procedure. It takes approximately 5–10 minutes. Application steps:

  1. The tooth surface is brushed and cleaned completely
  2. The tooth is etched with acid to ensure better adhesion of the protective material.
  3. Liquid sealant is applied to the fissure area.
  4. If necessary, the material is hardened with the help of blue light.
  5. The tooth is checked and the procedure is completed.

Who Can Apply Fissure Sealant?

It is usually applied to children between the ages of 6 and 14.
When the first permanent molars emerge (around age 6)
When the second permanent molars erupt (approximately age 12)
It can also be applied to adults who do not have any cavities or fillings in their teeth.

Follow-up of Fissure Sealant Application

Fissure sealant remains on the surface
It is evaluated whether there is wear or tear.
Can be reapplied if necessary

How Do Fissure Sealants Prevent Decay?

Prevents bacteria from entering
Reduces plaque buildup
Creates a protective layer on the tooth surface