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Fissure sealants for children

The number 1 preventive treatment to avoid cavities

It is often possible to see grooves and fissures on the top of premolars and molars, which can be a great hiding-spot for bacteria responsibe for causing cavities. What’s more, the bristles of a toothbrush aren’t able to completely clean the bottom of these grooves.
That’s why sealing these fissures, combined with proper hygiene, prevents cavities from forming.

The dentist will carry out a complete check of your child’s mouth to verify the need to place a fissure sealant and to ensure that there are no other oral problems.

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Quote before each treatment

Payment in 24 monthly instalments, without interest.

*Depending on credit, see clinic conditions

Treatment possible under laughing gas or general anaesthetic

Quote before each treatment

Payment in 24x free of charge

According to solvency, see conditions at the clinic

Treatment possible under laughing gas
or general anaesthetic

Fissure sealants150 per 4 molars

Exact quotation before treatment.
*You can pay in installments.

Let’s get involved in preventing child abuse.
5% of our fees for all check-ups are donated to Patouch, the Association for the Prevention of Child Abuse in French-speaking Switzerland.

We strive to maintain unbeatable value for money: reasonable prices, which have not changed since 2016, for quality of care that has earned us numerous awards:

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The session ends with tailor-made advice from the dentist on good oral and dental health practices for your child.

Fissure sealing is a preventive treatment whose effectiveness is widely underestimated: quite simply, it ensures that the child NEVER develops cavities on the teeth treated.

Dr QUENTIN, Dentist, Clinique CHD Genève.

CHD Lausanne Bessières

Rue Saint-Martin 9, 1003 Lausanne

CHD Lausanne Sallaz

Route de Berne 1, 1010 Lausanne

CHD Yverdon

Av. Haldimand 105, 1400 Yverdon

CHD Genève Eaux-Vives

Rue F. Versonnex 7, 1207 Geneva

CHD Genève Cornavin

Rue de Lausanne 65, 1202 Geneva

CHD Meyrin

Ch. de Riantbosson 19, 1217 Meyrin

At what age can children have dental fissures sealed?

Dental fissure sealing helps prevent cavities in your child’s mouth. It is highly recommended once your child has developed their permanent molars (around age 6–7).
However, it can also be performed on baby teeth as early as age 3, especially if your child’s teeth are particularly prone to cavities.

Ask your dentist for more information.

Is dental fissure sealing painful for children?

Dental fissure sealing is not sensitive at all, as it only involves the outer surface of the tooth. The procedure is completely painless for your child.

The dentist does not use any drills. First, they clean the tooth to be treated using a pressurized jet. Next, a gel is applied to enhance the adhesion of the fluoride-based sealant. Finally, the sealant is applied to the pit or fissure and hardened using a photopolymerization light.

What happens if a child’s dental fissures are not sealed?

Pits and fissures on teeth are difficult to clean with a toothbrush, leading to the accumulation of food debris and bacteria. Sealing these pits and fissures helps limit bacterial growth, which can otherwise lead to cavity formation over time.

How can I prepare my child for a dental fissure sealing appointment?

The best way to prepare your child for a fissure sealing appointment is to teach them from an early age about the importance of good oral hygiene.

You can also familiarize them with having their mouth and teeth touched by “playing” dentist with them. And of course, don’t wait too long to take them to the dentist—it’s recommended to schedule the first check-up around age 3.