Prime Dental Templute Temporary Luting Cement

Description

Templute is an eugenol-free temporary luting cement designed for effortless application in dental procedures. It enables secure yet removable cementation of crowns, bridges, and inlays while ensuring compatibility with medicinal materials in cavities. Its unique formulation prevents interference with composite fillings and bonding agents, making it a reliable choice for modern dental restorations.

Indications:

Temporary cementation of crowns, bridges, and inlays
Temporary filling over medicinal materials

Contraindications:

Not intended for permanent cementation of crowns, bridges, or inlays
Not suitable as a permanent filling material

Features

Ideal for Crowns & Bridges: Specially formulated for secure yet temporary cementation of crowns and bridges.

Dual-Paste System: Ensures precise application and controlled setting for efficient temporary restorations.

Eugenol-Free Composition: Reduces the risk of irritation or allergic reactions, making it safe for patients.

Non-Interfering Formula: Does not hinder the setting of bonding agents, ensuring compatibility with various dental materials.

Effortless Removal: Allows for easy retrieval of restorations without discomfort or complications.

Specifications

Usage: Designed for temporary cementation of crowns and bridges.
System: Dual-paste formulation for accurate application.
Composition: Free from eugenol, ensuring patient comfort and safety.
Compatibility: Non-retardant, seamlessly integrates with different bonding agents.

Package Contents

1 – 50g Base
1 – 15g Catalyst

Directions To Use

Preparation:

Ensure the tooth surface is thoroughly cleaned, dried, and free from any debris.
Clean the restoration properly before application.

Mixing:

Dispense equal amounts of base and catalyst pastes onto a mixing pad.
Blend thoroughly with a spatula until a smooth, uniform consistency is achieved.

Application:

Spread the mixed cement evenly on the inner surface of the restoration.
Carefully place the restoration onto the prepared tooth, ensuring proper alignment.

Excess Removal:

Remove any extra cement using a dental instrument to prevent occlusal interference.

Setting:

Allow adequate time for the cement to fully set.

Final Check:

Verify that the restoration is secure and adjust the occlusion if needed.

Removal:

When necessary, detach the restoration using suitable dental tools without damaging the tooth structure.

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