The tooth is isolated with a cofferdam system, cleaned with fine powder.
The thin and narrow recesses are sealed with sealant.
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Fissure sealing of permanent tooth number 46
During a routine professional oral hygiene examination of a 7-year-old boy, newly erupted first permanent molars were detected.
It was recommended to perform a preventive procedure – fissure sealing to reduce the risk of caries development.
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TMJ Institute
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