Q Temp

Q Temp - Non-Eugenol Temporary Resin Cement with Fluoride, Potassium Nitrate and Chlorhexidine

Indications

Temporary cementation of crowns and bridges

Properties

• Firm Retention / Easy Removal
  No re-cementing temporaries
• Eugenol-Free
  Non irritating to soft tissue / will not inhibit permanent cementation
• Fluoride Release
  
• Potassium Nitrate - Known to reduce sensitivity and act as a sedative to the pulp
• Chlorhexidine - A proven anti-bacterial agent
  
• Resin-Matrix Formulation
  
• Good marginal seal with no wash-out
  
• Two-Stage Curing
  Initial gel-set stabilizes temporary, allowing easy removal of excess
• Automix Syringe - Saves application time; guarantees consistent mix
• Neutral Shade - Blends esthetically with temporary restoration / No show-through

Scientific Papers

Dental Advisor Clinical report, November 2006.

Crown retention and flexural strength with nine provisional cements, N. Lawson, J. O. Burgess, D. Mercante, Louisiana State University, New Orleans, USA. IADR 2006.

CRA Guide for preferred clients, Volume 30, Issue 12, December 2006.

Resin and Zinc-Oxide Temporary Cements, a Comparative Study, K. LIZENBOIM, A. KHASKIN, A. VALDMAN, W.A. MCHALE, H. DODIUK-KENIG, and B. ZALSMAN, BJM Laboratories Ltd, Or Yehuda, Israel, Shenkar College of Engineering and Design, Ramat-Gan, Israel, PEF-IADR 2007.

Testing of crowns retention to various abutments utilizing different cements K. Lizenboim, A. Suvorov, B. Zalsman, and I. Suvorov, PEF-IADR 2008.

Technical Data

• Flexural Strength 30 MPa
  
• Film Thickness 10 μm
  
• Solubility 7 μg/mm3
  
• Water Sorption 22 μg/mm3
  
• Linear Shrinkage 4.5 %
  
• Exothermal Polymerization Temperature, Texo 31ºC
  
• Working Time @ 23ºC 1.5 - 3.5 min
  
• Initial Setting Time @ 37ºC 1.5 - 2.0 min
  
• Final Setting Time @ 37ºC 3.0 - 4.0 min
  
• Shelf Life of 2 Years
  

Packaging & Order Information

• Item #100014 Auto Mix - Intro
  1x 5ml Automix Syringe
  10 Mix Tips