Clinpro - Pit & Fissure - Sealant

Clinpro - Pit & Fissure - Sealant

1.2 ml
$18.06 USD
$18.06 USD
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Clinpro - Pit & Fissure - Sealant
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Clinpro - Pit & Fissure - Sealant

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Clinpro - Pit & Fissure - Sealant

$18.06 USD
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Product overview

SKU 3M-12637

ID - 999-0570AA Manufacturer - 3M (Solventum)

Clinpro pit and fissure sealant is a light-cured, fluoride-releasing resin designed to help protect occlusal surfaces from caries. It is formulated for reliable placement and long-term retention in preventive and minimally invasive dentistry. This Complete Buyer's Guide helps you choose confidently and support effective preventive care.

What makes this product stand out?

Clinpro sealant combines easy handling with extended fluoride release to support both mechanical sealing and ongoing caries prevention. Its patented color-change technology confirms placement accuracy before curing, supporting consistent clinical outcomes.

Key advantages include:

  • Patented color-change formula (pink to white) improves placement visibility and accuracy
  • Fluoride release supports ongoing enamel protection and remineralization
  • Low viscosity flows easily into pits and fissures for complete coverage
  • The light-cure system supports controlled working time and precise application
  • Clinically proven retention supports long-term caries prevention

What is this product made of?

Clinpro sealant is a resin-based, light-cured material formulated to penetrate and seal pits and fissures on occlusal surfaces. The formulation includes a soluble organic fluoride source designed to support remineralization over time and recharge from fluoride-containing products.

At-a-glance comparison:

  • Resin-based sealants vs glass ionomer: stronger retention on properly etched enamel
  • Fluoride-releasing sealants vs non-fluoride options: added preventive benefit and remineralization support

This combination of resin strength, fluoride release, and color-change technology supports durable, preventive results with easy visualization.

What is it used for?

Clinpro pit and fissure sealant seals occlusal pits and fissures on posterior teeth to prevent caries. It is commonly placed as part of routine preventive, pediatric, and family dental care.

Common applications include:

  • Sealing pits and fissures on molars and premolars for caries prevention
  • Preventive treatment for pediatric patients and adolescents
  • Caries prevention on at-risk occlusal surfaces in high-caries patients
  • Sealant placement during recall and hygiene visits
  • Preventive programs in general practice, family dentistry, and school programs

Why you'll appreciate this product

Clinpro sealant supports preventive dentistry while fitting smoothly into daily workflows.

For your work:

  • Low-viscosity formula flows easily and supports complete fissure coverage
  • The color-change feature (pink to white) boosts placement confidence and accuracy
  • Controlled light curing supports precise application and working time
  • Self-occluding formula requires minimal occlusal adjustment after curing

For your practice:

  • Preventive focus supports patient education and caries management programs
  • Consistent results and strong retention help reduce replacement visits
  • Efficient placement supports productive schedules and high-volume preventive care
  • The trusted 3M brand supports clinical standardization and quality assurance

Together, these benefits help strengthen preventive outcomes and patient trust.
Specifications
  • Product type: Pit and fissure sealant
  • Manufacturer: 3M (Solventum)
  • Cure type: Light-cure (LED: 10 seconds)
  • Base material: Resin-based
  • Fluoride release: Yes, with fluoride recharge capability
  • Color-change: Yes, pink application to opaque white when cured
  • Viscosity: Low viscosity for easy flow
  • Indications: Preventive occlusal sealing for caries prevention
  • Delivery: 1.2 mL syringe with dispensing tips
  • Use setting: Dental clinical environments
  • Sterility: Non-sterile

For professional dental use only. Follow recommended etching, isolation, rinsing, and light-curing protocols for optimal results.
Sizing & selection

Selecting the right sealant ensures efficiency and predictable outcomes.

Delivery format:

Choose syringe-based delivery (1.2 ml) for precise placement, controlled dispensing, and reduced material waste during routine sealant applications.

Cure method:

Light-cured sealants provide unlimited working time until curing begins, allowing careful placement and verification before polymerization.

Preventive needs:

Fluoride-releasing sealants are ideal for patients with elevated caries risk, young patients, and those requiring additional remineralization support.

Clinical workflow:

Color-change materials (pink application, white when cured) support visual confirmation of complete coverage before final light curing, reducing placement errors.

This sealant is well-suited for practices focused on efficient, high-visibility preventive care and pediatric dentistry.

Explore other options

Complementary preventive products can help build a complete caries management approach.

  • Scotchbond etchant and bonding agents for enamel preparation
  • Self-etch adhesives for the alternative placement technique
  • Fluoride varnishes and gels for additional remineralization
  • Prophylaxis pastes and preventive instruments
  • Patient education materials and hygiene products

Tailoring preventive materials helps match treatment to patient risk profiles and practice goals.
Care & storage

Proper handling maintains material performance and shelf life.

  • Store at recommended room temperature away from heat
  • Protect from direct light before use to prevent premature curing
  • Cap syringes promptly after dispensing to prevent evaporation
  • Do not use past expiration date
  • Follow the manufacturer's storage instructions
Frequently asked questions
  1. Is this sealant suitable for pediatric patients?

Yes. It is commonly used for children and adolescents as part of routine preventive care and caries management programs.

  1. Does the sealant release fluoride?

Yes. It releases fluoride to support ongoing enamel protection and remineralization, and recharges with the use of fluoride-containing products.

  1. Why does the sealant change color?

The patented color-change feature (pink to white) helps you visually confirm complete placement before light curing, reducing errors.

  1. Does this sealant require light curing?

Yes. It must be light-cured according to recommended protocols (typically 10 seconds with LED lights).

  1. Who should place this sealant?

It is intended for use by licensed dental professionals trained in preventive procedures and sealant placement techniques.

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