Fissure Sealer Application

Fissure sealants are protective substances applied to the chewing surfaces of the molars. The upper surfaces of the molars are indented protruding, and these areas are called fissures. Filling these protrusions with a fluid filler is called fissure sealant application. The life of fissure sealants is about a few years.

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What is the purpose of fissure sealant?

Cases in which food residues accumulate in the recess protrusions of the molars and are not cleaned accelerate the formation of caries. Fissure sealant application is performed to prevent the formation of caries on these surfaces.

Which teeth is the fissure sealant applied to?

Movable placeholders are applied in case of multiple tooth loss. Since the purpose of the fissure sealant is to prevent caries, it is applied to all molars. Movable placeholders complete the lack of teeth. Movable placeholders can be attached and removed at any time. The fixed placeholder can be applied in a single session. Fixed placeholders do not cause metal allergy.

What happens if the fissure sealant falls?

Oral care should be done regularly. In cases where the fissure sealant breaks or falls, it is most appropriate to renew the filling as soon as possible, as a rough surface will form on the tooth and prepare the ground for nutrient accumulation. It should be removed immediately in cases such as breakage and stretching. Placeholders should not be moved.

Is fissure sealant or flour application more important?

Fissure sealant and flour application are the applications within the scope of preventive dentistry. These applications are not a substitute for each other, but rather complement each other. In cases where the fissure sealant breaks or falls, it is most appropriate to renew the filling as soon as possible, as a rough surface will form on the tooth and prepare the ground for nutrient accumulation. It should be removed immediately in cases such as breakage and stretching. Placeholders should not be moved.