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Fissure sealant is a composite sealant; it requires a dental professional to apply it for us.
 

Under what circumstances are fissure sealants needed?

If there are deep fissures on a tooth, dental plaque can easily accumulate in these areas where toothbrush bristles cannot access to and clean these areas.

In order to prevent these teeth from dental caries, we need to apply fissure sealants to seal these fissures.
 
Procedure for applying fissure sealants
1. First use diluted acid to etch the surface of the tooth so that the sealant can adhere onto the tooth.
First use diluted acid to etch the surface of the tooth so that the sealant can adhere onto the tooth.
 
2. Use water to wash away the acid, blow-dry the tooth, and then apply the fissure sealant onto the fissure.
Use water to wash away the acid, blow-dry the tooth, and then apply the sealant onto the fissure.
 
3. Use curing light (a dental light source) to harden the fissure sealant in the fissure.
Use curing light (a dental light source) to harden the sealant in the fissure.
 

 

 
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