SEALPRIM

• Protection against tooth decay by sealing all pits and fissures on the surfaces of permanent and baby teeth.

We seal teeth with a transparent material, responding to the needs of both parents who do not want colored sealants on their children’s permanent teeth, as well as young patients who prefer an “invisible color”. In such cases, we use a SEALPRIM, the translucency of which allows for discreet but effective protection.
In some clinical situations, sealing is absolutely necessary – when home hygiene is insufficient or difficult, and caries is only just beginning. The transparent sealant allows for ongoing control of caries progression, while effectively sealing the fissures. The second and third molars are often not cleaned, even by patients who care about hygiene – that is why we regularly seal them with a SEALPRIM and monitor their condition.

We designed the SEALPRIM to minimize the procedure time. Thanks to the appropriate formula and the optimal amount of fillers, we have achieved high mechanical strength with a very short exposure time. The entire sealing process takes only 1.5 minutes, which is especially important when working with young, impatient patients.

We obtain colors of different color intensity. By mixing flow composites, we can obtain a wide range of colors – from gum colors, through darker shades at the neck of the tooth, to subtle color transitions on the frontal surfaces of the front teeth. SEALPRIM also works well as a transparent layer in these compositions, emphasizing the natural aesthetics of the reconstruction.

We rebuild the incisal edges. Incisors and canines require a thin, transparent layer on the incisal edge, because natural teeth have only enamel in these areas. To replicate this effect, we use very light, almost transparent materials that blend perfectly with natural enamel, providing an aesthetic and durable result.

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Syringe 1g

TOOTH SEALING 17 WITH A SEALPRIM, 18-year-old patient

What color is the SEALPRIM ?

SEALPRIM is transparent.

What is the consistency of the SEALPRIM?

At the beginning of the application, the consistency of the SEALPRIM is slightly gel-like, which allows for full control over the dosage and prevents the material from flowing out of the syringe on its own (the latter feature is also due to the specially selected syringe + applicator diameter),

– in contact with tooth tissues, the SEALPRIM loses its gel consistency and flows well into all grooves and crevices, without flowing off the tooth.

Why does SEALPRIM not require the use of a bonding system?

We have introduced a silane proadhesive agent (in simpler terms – silane) into the SEALPRIM, which is intended to ensure good bonding of the sealant to the tooth surface.

What causes the rapid polymerization of the SEALPRIM?

The lack of pigments in the composition allows light rays to easily penetrate the varnish layer. Thus, the varnish, in a thin layer (and this is how it is applied), can be properly hardened even in 5 seconds. At the same time, there are no contraindications to exposing it to light for longer, especially in cases where the varnished surface is larger than the diameter of the lamp’s fiber optic.

Does SEALPRIM release fluoride?

SEALPRIM does not contain or release fluoride.