Description
The GC Fuji Triage EP Glass Ionomer Sealant is a self-bonding glass ionomer sealant and surface protectant that brings RECALDENT (CPP-ACP) technology to fissure protection. It needs no isolation and no bonding agent, and it works in a moist field, which makes sealing young, hard-to-isolate teeth far more predictable. Pediatric and general practices use it to protect immature enamel and non-cavitated lesions early.
- RECALDENT Extra Protection – The formula carries 3% RECALDENT (CPP-ACP), adding bio-available calcium and phosphate to the sealant layer.
- Sixfold Fluoride Release – GC states this sealant releases six times more fluoride than any other sealant, with release continuing for up to 24 months.
- No Isolation Required – The self-bonding material works in a moist field, so appointments move faster with young patients.
- Acid-Resistant Fused Layer – Once set, the sealant forms a strong fused layer that resists acid attack on the sealed surface.
Glass Ionomer Sealant Built for Young and Immature Teeth
Sealing newly erupted molars is hard when the field will not stay dry and the patient will not sit still. This glass ionomer sealant removes both obstacles, because it bonds without isolation and tolerates moisture during placement. Its RECALDENT (CPP-ACP) content supplies calcium and phosphate at the tooth surface while fluoride release continues for up to 24 months. The result is an acid-resistant layer over immature enamel and non-cavitated lesions. Each capsule mixes powder 0.30 g with liquid 0.15 g, and the box holds 50 capsules in Pink or White.
Features and Benefits
Protection Chemistry
- High Fluoride Release – Fluoride release runs for up to 24 months to help prevent decay from acid and bacteria.
- RECALDENT (CPP-ACP) Content – The milk-derived peptide delivers calcium and phosphate ions that support the sealed enamel.
Placement Advantages
- Self-Bonding Formula – No bonding agent is required before placement, trimming steps from the procedure.
- Moist Field Tolerance – The material can be placed where complete isolation is not practical.
- Two Shade Options – Pink makes the sealant easy to see at placement and recall, while White blends with the tooth.
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Product Type: Glass ionomer sealant and surface protectant
- Active Technology: RECALDENT (CPP-ACP), 3%
- Shades: Pink, White
Capsule and Packaging
- Powder per Capsule: 0.30 g
- Liquid per Capsule: 0.15 g (0.12 mL)
- Packaging: Box of 50 capsules
- Caution: Contains a milk casein derivative, not for patients with milk protein or hydroxybenzoates allergy
Browse the full Dental Supplies range, or shop everything from GC America.
Why Choose This Glass Ionomer Sealant
Conventional resin sealants fail early when isolation fails, and isolation is exactly what young patients make difficult. This sealant is formulated for that real-world problem, bonding in a moist field while feeding the tooth fluoride, calcium and phosphate. It turns a compromised appointment into a protected tooth.
- 24 Month Fluoride Release – Protection keeps working long after the appointment ends, for up to two years per application.
- Seals Immature Enamel – The formula is made for sealing over immature enamel and non-cavitated lesions that other products cannot cover.
- Capsule Consistency – Pre-dosed capsules mix the same powder and liquid ratio every time, removing guesswork from the assist.
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this sealant used for?
It seals and protects pits and fissures, especially on young and newly erupted teeth. It also serves as a surface protectant over immature enamel and non-cavitated lesions.
Does it need isolation or a bonding agent?
No. The material is self-bonding and works in a moist field, so neither isolation nor a bonding agent is required.
How long does the fluoride release last?
GC states the sealant releases fluoride for up to 24 months. The manufacturer also states it releases six times more fluoride than any other sealant.
What is in each capsule?
Each capsule holds 0.30 g of powder and 0.15 g (0.12 mL) of liquid. A box contains 50 capsules in the shade selected.
Who should not receive this sealant?
Patients with a milk protein or hydroxybenzoates allergy should not be treated with it, because RECALDENT (CPP-ACP) is derived from milk casein. The manufacturer directs users to stop use and seek medical advice if an allergic reaction occurs.
