Ruby PIT & FISSURE SEALANT 2 GM

Ruby Pit & Fissure Sealant (2g) is a light-cured, fluoride-releasing resin sealant made by İnci Dental (Turkey) for sealing the deep pits and fissures of molars and premolars. Its low-shrinkage, radiopaque formula flows readily into fine fissures and forms a durable, moisture-resistant barrier that helps keep out food debris and cariogenic bacteria.

Clinical Uses

• Preventive sealing of newly erupted permanent molars and premolars at caries risk
• Sealing deep occlusal pits and fissures before decay can establish
• Cases where a radiopaque, fluoride-releasing sealant is preferred for easy radiographic monitoring

Key Features

• Light-Cured Formula — rapid polymerization on demand and excellent retention
• High Flowability — penetrates micro-fissures easily for complete coverage
• Fluoride-Releasing — supports enamel remineralization around the sealed surface
• Radiopaque — visible on radiographs so sealant integrity can be checked over time
• Low Shrinkage — reduces marginal gap formation and microleakage risk
• Strong Bonding Strength — secure adhesion to etched enamel for long-lasting protection

Specifications

Why Buy From MedSTA

• Genuine İnci Dental Ruby sealant sourced for the Egyptian dental market
• Pair with Ruby Etch 37% Phosphoric Acid for the enamel etching step before sealant placement
• Need a curing light? MedSTA also stocks the Johnson Promident Light Cure Unit
• Comparing sealant options? See Prevest PF Seal and Shofu BeautiSealant
• Browse the full Fissure Sealant collection at MedSTA

FAQ

Do I need to etch the tooth before applying this sealant?
Yes — like most resin pit and fissure sealants, Ruby requires the enamel surface to be etched with phosphoric acid, rinsed, and dried before the sealant is applied and light-cured.

Why does a radiopaque sealant matter?
A radiopaque sealant shows up clearly on bitewing and periapical radiographs, so you can confirm the sealant is still intact at recall visits rather than mistaking a thin sealant margin for early decay.

How long does a pit and fissure sealant typically last?
Longevity varies by patient and occlusal load, but sealants are checked and, if needed, repaired or reapplied at routine recall visits rather than being considered permanent.

Can this sealant be used on both children and adults?
Yes, pit and fissure sealants are commonly placed on newly erupted permanent molars in children and can also be used on caries-susceptible fissures in adult patients.