$110.21

• Firm retention helps provisionals stay seated
• Non-eugenol resin supports final resin bonding
• Potassium nitrate supports sensitive dentin comfort
• Fluoride and chlorhexidine enhance the formulation
• Opaque automix format supports controlled dispensing
• Quantity: 4 per Pack

Premier Dental NexTemp Temporary Cement, Bulk Pack, 5 Milliliter, Opaque is used for short-term cementation of temporary or provisional crowns, bridges, inlays, and onlays when firm retention and predictable retrieval are important. NexTemp is a non-eugenol temporary resin cement formulated to provide a tight marginal seal while resisting washout in the oral environment, and the opaque shade gives this configuration a clearly identifiable appearance while the resin matrix holds provisional restorations securely between visits. Each pack contains four 5mL automix syringes in Opaque shade.

Dental offices ordering temporary cement from their supplier can buy this bulk configuration, distinct from the standard Opaque package containing one 5mL syringe with mixing tips and from the Clear bulk version offered under a separate product code, since the dual-barrel automix format combines the material components during dispensing, helping support consistent mixing without a separate hand-mixing step for repeated provisional cementation procedures. NexTemp uses a resin-based, eugenol-free formulation designed to provide firm retention without interfering with subsequent resin bonding or definitive cementation. Its resin matrix forms a marginal seal and resists washout because the set cement is insoluble in an aqueous environment. Potassium nitrate is included to support comfort in sensitive dentin, while chlorhexidine and fluoride are incorporated into the formulation as additional functional components, and Premier Dental also positions NexTemp around a two-stage curing behavior that supports cleanup during the gel phase before the material reaches final set, giving the cement a practical balance of retention, removability, and restorative compatibility for provisional cementation throughout the interim treatment period before the definitive restoration is delivered.