VIDU is a fluoride
photohardener compound for crack sealing.
It is a sealant for occlusal surfaces as prophylactic against caries.
Pit and Fissure Sealant Features:
- Low viscosity photopolymerizable material.
- Photohardening compound.
- It is a sealant for occlusal surfaces as prophylactic against caries.
- Ideal for sealing pits and fissures.
- Ultra thin layer.
- Contains and releases fluorine.
- Radiopaque.
- Durable protection from cavities.
- Contents: 4 syringes of 1.2 ml.
Indications for use of VIDU Trench and Fissure Sealant:
- Clean the surface thoroughly and cover with a biting gel (orthophosphoric acid).
- Leave the gel recorder current for 60 seconds. Shorten the enamel times of juvenile teeth to about 30 seconds, extend them in case of reduced prism or fluoridated enamel to about 120 seconds.
- Wash thoroughly with plenty of water.
- Properly dry the surface to be sealed.
- Apply only 1 drop onto a mixing block and apply a thin layer with a brush on the engraved surfaces.
- Harden for 20 - 30 seconds with a halogen lamp.
VIDU PIT AND FISSURE SEALANT· PLASTIC NEUTRAL CERTIFIED · ZERO PLASTIC FOOTPRINT
VIDU works to always offer the most responsible solution and, maintaining the necessary hygienic qualities in clinic, always seeks the balance between fair price and caring for the planet.
In the case of pit and fissure sealant, they have reached an agreement with RePurpose, an organization that has developed the largest certified network of plastic collection projects worldwide, according to which it collects through the Nuevo Ciclo project, in Colombia, the same amount of plastic as they generate.
Environmental Impact Meters >> 10 gr VIDU pit and crack sealant plastic footprint = 0 gr.
- Weight of plastic used = 10 gr.
- Plastic weight collected = 10 gr.
- Type of collection: Normal.
- Location: Colombia
- Data for each syringe of VIDU sealant.
- Certified by RePurpose.
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- Plastic Neutral. Certified by RePurpose.
- 100% recyclable packaging.For the packaging of this product, cardboard from controlled forests has been used and the syringes are made of recycled PEAD, always ensuring the highest quality and hygiene conditions in the products.
- Proximate manufacture. This sealant is manufactured and packed in Europe, favoring local manufacture and minimizing transportation.
- Fair price. Achieving a fair and reasonable price, we always seek to offer the easy and least polluting recycling solution possible, guaranteeing the highest quality and hygiene conditions in the products.

How to manage waste generated in clinic with the use of these syringes?
- How to recycle syringes?
Unfortunately the syringes are not recyclable. What's the motive? Because it contains chemicals inside and has been used in the mouth, it is considered a non-hazardous group II hospital waste. VIDU is working on developing alternatives and new recycling channels for clinically generated waste. Meanwhile, to compensate for the plastic footprint generated, VIDU, through RePurpose, an organization that has developed the largest certified network of plastic collection projects worldwide, collects every month through the Nuevo Ciclo project, in Colombia, the same amount of plastic as it generates.
- How to easily recycle the packaging of this product?
The packing box of this product is made of 100% recyclable carton and is this easy:
- Flatten the box for easy storage and transport.
- Store in a dry place until recycling.
- When you have accumulated enough cardboard, deposit it in the nearest recycling bin.
Where does this sealant come from?
One of the brand objectives is transparency, so the packaging of all products always specifies the country of origin. It will vary from product to product always looking for the manufacturing conditions that ensure: Quality, sustainability and fair price.
In the case of Sealant, its manufacture is in Germany.
How to manage your dental clinic waste?
We encourage you to put into practice these simple tips that we propose, you will see that without greater effort they will soon become a habit. To learn more about how to manage waste in your clinic download the free Ebook here
