$75.86

• Non-eugenol; preserves resin polymerization compatibility
• Automix syringe; consistent mix; controlled intraoral flow
• Temporary crowns, bridges, splints, and RCT dressing seals
• Insoluble in mouth fluids; tight marginal seal maintained
• Quantity: 4 per Kit
• Dual-cure; light-cure and self-cure for limited light access

Prime-Dent Non-Eugenol Temporary Cement, Automix Syringe Kit is used for temporary cementation of crowns, bridges, and splints, retention of temporary provisional crowns and bridges between preparation and final cementation appointments, sealing of intracanal dressings in teeth undergoing root canal therapy, trial cementation of permanent restorations prior to final insertion to verify interproximal contacts, occlusion, and marginal fit before committing to final luting cement, and for all provisional and interim cementation applications where the non-eugenol formulation is clinically required because resin composite or resin luting cement will be used for the final cementation step. Eugenol-containing temporary cements inhibit the polymerization of resin-based luting cements and bonding agents when residual eugenol remains on the prepared tooth surface at the time of final cementation, making non-eugenol temporary cement the required cement choice for all provisional cementation cases involving composite-bonded veneers, resin-cemented all-ceramic restorations, and implant-supported prosthetics where resin luting cement will be used for final seating.

Restorative dentists, prosthodontists, and endodontists who use non-eugenol temporary cement across provisional crown retention, trial cementation, and intracanal sealing find Prime-Dent Non-Eugenol Automix Kit the complete automix syringe temporary cement supply for their active restorative and endodontic cementation workflow. ? Each kit contains 4 x 6g automix syringes and 20 mixing tips, providing a multi-syringe supply for active temporary cementation use across multiple patient appointments and operatories. Automix syringe delivery mixes the two-component cement base and catalyst simultaneously as it is expressed through the mixing tip, delivering a consistently mixed cement charge at the correct base-to-catalyst ratio directly into the restoration without the manual mixing variability, spatulation time, and waste of hand-mixed temporary cement formats. Twenty mixing tips across four syringes provides five tips per syringe, covering a standard multi-appointment temporary cement use pattern for provisional crown seating and retrieval cycles. ? Prime-Dent Non-Eugenol Temporary Cement works through a resin-based non-eugenol cement chemistry that sets to a temporary hold strength that is sufficient to retain provisional restorations securely through the full provisional period under normal masticatory function while remaining retrievable for clean removal at the final cementation appointment without fracturing the provisional restoration or leaving excessive cement residue on the prepared tooth structure that would complicate final bonding surface preparation.

The cement is insoluble in mouth fluids and maintains a tight marginal seal at the provisional restoration margin throughout the temporary cementation period, preventing salivary fluid seepage beneath the provisional that would cause sensitivity at the prepared tooth surface, contaminate the preparation, and compromise the patient's comfort and experience during the provisional period. Sufficient flow at working consistency facilitates complete seating of the provisional restoration to full margin contact without resistance from the cement body at working viscosity. ? Restorative dentists placing provisional crowns and bridges on teeth planned for resin-cemented all-ceramic restorations find non-eugenol temporary cement mandatory at the provisional stage to preserve the resin bond strength at final cementation, and the automix syringe format delivers the consistently mixed, ready-to-dispense cement that the chairside seating sequence requires without the mixing time overhead of hand-mixed formats. Endodontists sealing intracanal dressings between appointments find the non-eugenol formulation avoids the eugenol incompatibility concerns that arise when a resin-based sealer or adhesive bonding system will be used at the obturation appointment. ? Prime-Dent Non-Eugenol Temporary Cement, Automix Syringe Kit gives dental practices a resin-based, eugenol-free, automix temporary cement in a 4-syringe kit with 20 mixing tips for provisional crown and bridge retention, trial cementation, RCT dressing sealing, and interproximal contact testing, with insoluble marginal seal, functional stress resistance, and clean removal performance in a kit suited for active restorative and endodontic temporary cementation programs.

For dental offices ordering temporary cement supplies for provisional and trial cementation workflows, Prime-Dent Non-Eugenol Automix Kit delivers the resin compatibility protection, automix convenience, and temporary hold that consistent provisional cementation requires.