Provides fast relief of pain and discomfort until you can see your dentist. Pleasant tasting, safe, and effective. Temporary repair. Quick set. #1 selling dental repair.
Directions: To replace a lost filling: Wash hands. Rinse out cavity with warm water. Do not dry; leave moist. Use applicator to remove a small amount of material from vial, form into a ball with your fingers and press firmly into cavity. Scrape the material off your finger by scraping your finger along the edge of the tooth. Do not lift your finger straight up as this might loosen the material in the cavity. Bite down several times to insure proper bite. Remove any excess material. Rinse out mouth well. Allow two (2) hours to set before eating. To re-cement loose caps or crowns: Wash hands. Prepare crown by carefully removing as much old cement as possible from inside of the crown. Rinse well. Clean and rinse tooth area with water and leave moist. Fit the crown back on the tooth before applying product. Make sure it fits properly. If you cannot do this, do not proceed. See your dentist. Use applicator to remove a small amount of material from vial. Place a very small amount of Dentemp along the inside edge of the open end of the crown. Place crown on wet tooth and press firmly. Bite down several times to insure proper fit. If the bite is not completely comfortable, remove and repeat all steps until the crown feels normal. Remove any excess material. Rinse out mouth well with water. Allow at least two (2) hours to set before eating. Can be used to replace a bridge. Dentemp should not be used on implants or posts without dentist's advice. Store at room temperature with container closed to keep material soft.
Ingredients: Calcium Sulfate; Barium Sulfate; Dimethoxytetraethylene Glycol; Zinc Oxide; Eugenol; Ethylmethacrylate Polymer
Warnings: READ DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE USING. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. This product should not be used if throbbing pain or swelling in affected area exists. Consult your dentist immediately. This product is sold as a temporary remedy. See your dentist as soon as possible for permanent work to be performed. Failure to do so may cause infection and/or serious injury.
