Kid-friendly approach
Tell-show-do, quick and gentle workflow.
Caries prevention on chewing surfaces.
Fissure sealants
We seal natural grooves on molars and premolars with a light-cured resin to block plaque accumulation and prevent decay.
What it is
- Fissures are natural grooves that tend to trap plaque.
- A sealant is a light-cured material that “locks” grooves and simplifies hygiene.
- Non-invasive sealant - no drilling when fissures are clean and sound.
- Invasive - minimal opening of stained fissures for reliable bonding.
Why it’s needed
- Long-term decay prevention for permanent molars.
- Easier daily hygiene - fewer plaque stagnation zones.
- Helps avoid future fillings.
- Recommended soon after eruption of first/second molars when indicated.
How it goes
- AssessmentCheck fissures, disclose plaque, discuss options.
- CleaningProfessional cleaning/AirFlow of occlusal surfaces.
- IsolationDry field with cotton rolls or rubber dam.
- EtchingAcid etch, rinse and dry enamel.
- SealingApply sealant into fissures, light-cure.
- CheckOcclusion check, instructions, recall plan.
Benefits at MasterDent
Dry field
Proper isolation for durable bonding.
Premium materials
Modern, often fluoride-releasing sealants.
Transparent pricing
Rendered exactly as in the official price list.
When it’s reasonable
- Newly erupted permanent molars with deep/narrow fissures.
- Stained fissures without caries (invasive sealant).
- High caries risk: frequent snacks, ortho appliances, poor hygiene.
- By doctor’s recommendation after professional cleaning.
Aftercare
- You can eat right away; avoid very sticky/very hard foods on day one.
- Brush twice daily; use floss as advised.
- If a sealant chips off - book a check for touch-up.
- Routine checkups every 6 months or as advised.
Official prices (UAH)
Treatment is selected individually. Preliminary prices are listed below; the final cost will be confirmed by the doctor at consultation.
| Non-invasive fissure sealing (1 tooth) | 750 грн |
| Invasive fissure sealing (1 tooth) | 950 грн |
FAQ
From what age?
After eruption of first permanent molars (usually 6–8 y.o.), when indicated.
How long do sealants last?
Several years on average; we check and top up during recalls if needed.
Is it painful?
No - a surface, non-drilling procedure; no anesthesia required.
Invasive vs non-invasive?
Invasive involves minimal opening of stained fissures for better retention.