Question 84 (part 2) · LDEK · Fissure sealing
During a control examination in a 6-year-old girl with high caries risk, partially erupted first molars have been observed. Choose correct treatment method:
- A. sealing the fissures with sealant based on bis-GMA resin.
- B. sealing the fissures with sealant based on glass-ionomer cement modified with resin.
- C. sealing the fissures with sealant based on conventional glass-ionomer cement.
- D. sealing the fissures with sealant based on compomer.
- E. surgical exposure of tooth’s crown, allowing for sealing procedure.
Hint
Consider which sealing material tolerates moisture, since a dry field cannot be achieved on a molar still partly covered by gingiva.
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