Pit and Fissure Sealant Course – Fresno (Day Two)

May 11, 2025 @dentalassistinginstitute.com 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Course Details

Dental Assisting Institute’s Pit and Fissure Sealant Course is a Two Day course certified by the Dental Board of California and is divided into 3 sections. The course consists of 4 hours of classroom training, 4 hours of laboratory training and 8 hours of clinical training.  Students will receive Certification recognized by the Dental Board of California upon successful completion of the course.

Students will learn and reach a competency level to make judgments regarding the application of pit and fissure sealants.

(Non RDA’s must have successfully completed a Board-approved 8 hour course in Infection Control, Coronal Polishing and CPR prior to this course.  If you are an RDA you must provide proof of current licensure and CPR status to the instructor.  Participants will be required to furnish evidence of having met these requirements.)

This is accomplished through the following areas of instruction as they relate to pit and fissure sealants;

Dental Science – Oral Anatomy, Histology, Physiology, Oral Pathology, Normal/Abnormal Anatomical and Physiological Tooth Descriptions
Morphology and Microbiology
Dental Materials and Pharmacology
Sealant Basics
Legal requirements
Description and goals of sealants
Indications and contraindications
Role in preventive programs
Sealant Materials
Etchant and/or etchant/bond combination material composition, process, storage and   handling.
Sealant material composition, polymerization type, process, storage and handling
Armamenteria for etching and sealant application
Problem solving for etchant and sealant material placement/manipulation
Sealant Criteria
Areas of application
Patient selection factors
Other indication factors
Preparation Factors
Moisture control protocol
Tooth/teeth preparation procedures prior to etching or etchant/bond
Acid Etching or Etchant/Bond Combination
Material preparation
Application areas
Application time factors
Armamentaria
Procedure
Etchant or etchant/bond evaluation criteria
Sealant Application
Application areas
Application time factors
Armamentaria
Procedure for chemical cure and light cure techniques
Sealant evaluation criteria
Sealant adjustment techniques
Infection Control Protocol
Clinical recall and reevaluation protocols

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