Fissure sealing is one of the highest active prophylaxis methods against caries that is in the world today. For maximum effectiveness, it is recommended to seal the fissures immediately after a tooth eruption or within a year after eruption.
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Reasons
• Deep fissures that are unavailable with oral hygiene
• Children during the eruption of deciduous teeth
• Children during the eruption of permanent teeth
Stages
• Carefully professional dental hygiene (with sand blasting)
• Treatment of fissure surfaces with a special gel
• Thoroughly drying the fissure and applying a liquid Fluid Composite Filling Material followed by light-polymerization
Results
• On the surface of the tooth, a physical barrier is created that does not allow food to get stuck in the fissures
• Active fluoride ions that are contained in the sealant make the enamel more resistant to cariogenic factors
Recommendations
The main rules of dental care in children
· The first teeth can be cleaned with special brushes. (oral B stage 1,2,3,4). First, brushing your teeth is done without a paste. Brush should be changed once a month. The main movement of the brush movements-sweeping-from the gums to the cutting edge or the chewing surface of the tooth.
· It is very important that the children also brush their teeth every day.
· Up to 6 years old the child can not clean his teeth with high quality himself. Therefore, after he does this, parents must check the quality of the cleaning and finish this procedure with their own hands.
· Toothpaste (appropriate to the age of the child) can be used even in young children. If you are sure that the child does not swallow the paste.
· The paste is applied to the brush in a very small amount. Brush your teeth twice a day-after breakfast and after dinner before bed.
· After six years, the child can clean his teeth well, but parents should check how he does it every day
To keep the child’s teeth healthy it is necessary:
· Limit the use of sweets especially between basic meals. (Give the child sweets only right after meals or a day off. After this, the child should immediately brush his teeth or rinse his mouth).
· Brest feeding
· Juices and other sweet drinks should be drunk through a straw.
· In time, discard the bottle with the pacifier.
· Observe hygiene. Do not give the child a pacifier or a spoon that you licked yourself or have tried the child’s food.
· Make sure that your child uses his teeth in the proper way: - Actively chewed, not lazy to gnaw firm vegetables, fruits, did not take foreign objects into his mouth, did not suck and did not bite his tongue, cheeks, lips.
· Tempering a child, preservation and treatment of other diseases of other diseases is also the prevention of tooth decay.
· Consult your pediatrician about the advisability of prescribing vitamins and calcium preparations for the child, which are necessary for the overall strengthening the body and for the proper formation of healthy teeth.
· Regular visit the dentist two or three times a year.