Description
Temp-Bond temporary cement product series consists of Temp-Bond, Temp-Bond NE and Temp-Bond Clear with Triclosan. Each is designed to be suitable for various applications such as cementing temporary crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays and splints. It has excellent flow to permit the restoration to be easily and completely seated. It is strong enough to withstand the stresses of mastication, yet permits easy removal of the restoration when this is desired. Temp-Bond and Temp-Bond NE are available in traditional tubes, Unidose™ single-use foil pouches, and automix dual barrel syringes. Temp-Bond Clear with Triclosan is available in an automix dual barrel syringe.
Mixing:
Tube: Extrude equal lengths of Base and Accelerator onto the mixing pad provided. The length to be extruded will depend on the size and type of restoration to be cemented. Replace caps tightly on tubes after use. Thoroughly mix the pastes for approximately 30 seconds.
Unidose: For single patient use only. Unidose is for convenience and is the appropriate amount of base/catalyst for a restoration.
Cut along dotted line with scissors, dispense contents of pouch onto mixing pad. Thoroughly mix the pastes for approximately 30 seconds.
Syringe: Remove cap from syringe. Always bleed syringe upon the initial use. Place automix tip onto syringe. Turn automix tip 90 degree to lock in place. The material is now ready to be dispensed directly onto the temporary or the tooth prep. No hand mixing is necessary.
Preparation and application
Dry the prepared teeth and the surface of the restoration. Apply a thin layer of the mixed cement to the internal surfaces of the temporary restoration. Firmly seat the restoration in the mouth. After the material has set remove excess material with a scaler or other instrument.
Note
A softer cement can be obtained by adding up to 25%, by volume, white petrolatum in Temp-Bond and Temp-Bond NE. Resin-based Temp-Bond Clear with Triclosan may bond to composite cores or preparations that have been protected with resin-based materials. If this is the case, apply a thin layer of separating gel such as petroleum jelly or K-Y® Jelly onto the composite core or preparation before applying Temp-Bond Clear with Triclosan.
To accelerate the set Temp-Bond Clear with Triclosan may be cured with a visible light for 20 seconds per surface.
Cautions
Temp-Bond contains eugenol. A small number of patients may experience an allergic reaction to eugenol. Caution is recommended with these patients.Temp-Bond NE may contain trace amounts of eugenol.
Temp-Bond Clear with Triclosan contains (meth)acrylic resins. Uncured (meth) acrylic resins may cause contact dermatitis and damage the pulp. Avoid prolonged contact with skin, eyes and soft tissue. Wash thoroughly with water after contact.
Storage
Store at ambient temperature.
Shelf life
Refer to outer package for expiration date. Do not use after expiry date.
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