Cleaning the tooth surface
The doctor gently removes soft plaque and biofilm from fissures with special paste and a soft brush.
Fissure sealing is an effective way to protect young permanent and primary teeth from caries. Natural pits and grooves on chewing teeth are often too narrow and deep for a child's brush to remove food debris and soft plaque.
At iDentity, the procedure uses special flowable sealants that fill every hard-to-reach micro-space. The material evens the tooth surface, blocks bacteria, and releases fluoride and calcium ions for years.
The procedure is completely painless, needs no drill or anesthesia, and feels like a light, interesting game to the child.
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The main difference is that sealing is purely preventive and preserves intact tooth tissue without preparation.
Here is how this affects treatment:
If during the exam and detailed fissure assessment the pediatric dentist finds that:
Only perfectly healthy tissue can be sealed. The doctor decides after examination.
Fissure sealing
UAH 2,000
Before treatment begins, the pediatric dentist will confirm:
Parents know the exact price before cleaning begins.

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Treatment process
FAQ
No — it is completely painless. The tooth is not drilled, so anesthesia and a handpiece are not needed.
Protective sealant stays on the surface for 2–5 years; enamel underneath fully matures and becomes strong.
Most often the first and second permanent molars and primary molars with deep anatomy.
At routine check-ups the pediatric dentist assesses the sealant and can easily renew the layer if needed.
No — only a completely healthy tooth can be sealed airtight. If there is decay, it must be treated first.
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