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UltraTemp™ Regular Kit

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UltraTemp temporary polycarboxylate cement is perfect for cementing temporary crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, and small temporary fillings. It is water soluble until set for easy cleanup.

  • Non-eugenol formula won't interfere with resin bonding1
  • Convenient dual-barrel syringe delivery
  • Mixing tips provide even mixing for reliable adhesion
  • Provides optimal sealing capabilities once cured
  • Easy removal at the right time
  • Recognized by Clinicians Report as one of the best products in its category2
  • Use with Ultradent™ Mixing tip
  • Certified gluten free

Looking for longer retention or a resin-based temporary cement? Check out UltraTemp™ REZ II temporary cement here.

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Technical Details

Dual-Barrel Syringe with Mixing Tip

The 5 ml dual-barrel syringe features a mixing tip that conveniently mixes and delivers the paste-to-paste formula in one action.

Procedures

UltraTemp Temporary Cement Step by Step

See Instructions for Use for complete instructions, warnings, and precautions.

Step 1

Prior to complete set, remove excess UltraTemp temporary cement easily with a moist cotton swab or gauze. Following subgingival set of 1–2 minutes, remove quickly with explorer.

Step 2

Upon provisional removal, shown here two weeks post-op, cement clings to both provisional and preparation. This is VALUABLE. This is one indicator of a quality sealing cement.

Step 3

Bulk of residual cement is quickly removed. Note well-healed tissues; UltraTemp temporary cement is kind to tissue.

Step 4

Use an abrasive like Consepsis™ Scrub CHX antibacterial slurry with a rubber cup or STARbrush™ intercoronal brush to remove residual cement.


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