$93.38

• 1.2 Milliliter syringes support precise placement
• Light-cure formula needs no separate bonding agent
• WetBond resin bonds to slightly moist enamel
• Off-White shade improves placement visibility
• Fluoride and phosphate release support prevention
• Quantity: 4 per Pack

Pulpdent Embrace WetBond Pit & Fissure Sealant, 1.2 Milliliter Syringe, Off-White Shade is used for sealing pits and fissures on etched enamel when moisture control is less than ideal. Embrace WetBond uses a moisture-tolerant resin system that bonds to slightly moist tooth structure, helping clinicians maintain reliable adaptation without completely desiccating the enamel, and the material is light cured, radiopaque, and designed to release and recharge fluoride and phosphate throughout its clinical service life. Each kit contains four 1.2mL syringes in Off-White shade, plus 20 applicator tips.

Dental offices ordering pit and fissure sealant from their supplier can buy this four-syringe kit format, distinct from the single 3mL Off-White refill, since the material also comes in Natural shade and Low Fill configurations, making this specific combination of regular formulation and Off-White shade a distinguishing detail for practices comparing the full Embrace WetBond product line before selecting a preventive sealant. WetBond resin technology is designed to interact with slightly moist etched enamel and form close adaptation at the sealant-tooth interface. The resin system helps reduce gaps that can contribute to microleakage, while the material does not require a separate bonding agent. Embrace WetBond also releases and recharges fluoride and phosphate, adding an ion-releasing component to its preventive function, and the regular formulation has a 12-micron film thickness, giving it controlled flow while maintaining enough body for occlusal coverage.

The material contains no Bisphenol A, Bis-GMA, or BPA derivatives, which further defines its composition within the pit and fissure sealant category used across routine preventive procedures performed on both pediatric and adult patients.