FİSSURE SEALER

We use the most modern treatment methods and technological tools to detect and treat every problem in your mouth and teeth.

The eruption age of permanent first molars is approximately 6-7 years. Since the oral hygiene of children at this age is very poor, the protection of these teeth is much more important than milk teeth.

The first molars have anatomically deep recesses. Microorganisms invade these recesses and holes and progress very quickly, causing irreversible damage to the inner parts of the tooth. In addition, recessed areas are very difficult to clean. Even in children who take good care of this anatomical structure, it causes cavities in these teeth.

Implants are one of the best treatment methods in today’s dentistry, as they completely replace the existing teeth. Because when it is placed inside the existing jawbone, it completely combines with the bone and becomes a very durable structure. It creates a complete tooth structure with teeth in porcelain or zirconium structure placed on this durable structure. It offers a better solution in terms of function and aesthetics compared to the existing tooth, which is yellowed and worn, and the root surface is inflamed.

Thanks to the fissure sealant application, the teeth become easy to clean by placing special anti-caries fluid on the existing recessed areas. In fact, this smoothness ensures the removal of bacterial plaque from the teeth in the consumption of hard foods. In addition, the fissure sealant structure is antibacterial and prevents the formation of caries.
It is very important to protect the molars that will remain in the mouth from birth to death with this application. 1. The loss of molars causes great skeletal, joint and aesthetic problems. In addition, the financial burdens after the decay or loss of these teeth are much higher than the fissure sealant application.

İkon Diş provides service to its patients with a multidisciplinary approach with its physician staff specialized in different fields of oral and dental health.

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