Temporary cements

Ultradent Products, Inc. introduces Sp(1)Temp™ (ZOE) and Sp(1)Temp™ EF (Eugenol Free) temporary cements for provisional cementation. These temporary adhesives are viscous, yet flow easily into crowns. They offer quick-curing, low-water solubility, easy clean-up and minimal resistance upon removal of provisional restorations. They also come in an esthetic neutral shade.

Feb 1st, 1998

Ultradent Products, Inc. introduces Sp(1)Temp™ (ZOE) and Sp(1)Temp™ EF (Eugenol Free) temporary cements for provisional cementation. These temporary adhesives are viscous, yet flow easily into crowns. They offer quick-curing, low-water solubility, easy clean-up and minimal resistance upon removal of provisional restorations. They also come in an esthetic neutral shade.

Both cements are delivered from the unique TwoSpense™ double-barrel syringe. They can be mixed conventionally with pad and spatula or with the Sp(1)Twist™ Mix/Delivery System.

For additional information, call (888) 622-1476.

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