3M ESPE Relyx Temp Non Eugenol

Indications:

• Cementing temporary restorations
• Provisional cementation of permanent restorations
• Cementation of crown and bridges onto implant abutments

Features:

• Non-Eugenol Composition: Ideal for patients with eugenol sensitivity. Ensures compatibility with resin-based permanent cements, as it does not inhibit their polymerization.
• Extremely Low Film Thickness: Ensures an optimal fit for temporary restorations. Reduces the risk of microleakage.
• Strong and Reliable Adhesion: Provides stable retention of provisional crowns and bridges. Maintains stability even under masticatory stress.
• Easy Removal: Allows for the easy and clean removal of temporary restorations when necessary.
• Smooth Consistency: Easy-to-mix formula for quick and efficient application. Minimizes chair time for dental professionals.
• Excellent Marginal Integrity: Ensures a precise fit and reduces gaps at the margins.
• Universal Compatibility: Compatible with temporary crown and bridge materials. Suitable for use with composite resin cements and composite resin core build-up materials.
• Wide Range of Applications: Suitable for various temporary cementation needs in dental practices.
• Biocompatibility: Safe for use in the oral environment. Minimizes tissue irritation and sensitivity.
• Enhanced Patient Comfort: Provides a secure fit for temporary restorations, ensuring comfort and functionality for the patient.

Key Specifications:

• Cure Type: Self Cure
• Delivery System: Hand Mix
• Material: Zinc Oxide Non-eugenol
• Shades: White Opaque

Packaging:

• 1 x Base Paste 30g
• 1 x Catalyst 13g
• 1 x Mixing Pad

Direction To Use:

Preparation:

• Clean and dry the prepared tooth and the internal surface of the provisional restoration.
• Ensure that all surfaces are free of contaminants, such as saliva and blood.

Mixing:

• Dispense equal amounts of base and catalyst paste onto a mixing pad.
• Mix thoroughly using a spatula until a homogeneous consistency is achieved, typically within the recommended mixing time.

Application:

• Apply a thin, even layer of the mixed cement to the internal surface of the provisional restoration.
• Ensure complete coverage of the bonding surface for optimal adhesion.

Seating the Restoration:

• Carefully seat the provisional restoration onto the prepared tooth.
• Apply gentle pressure to ensure proper seating and adaptation.

Setting Time:

• Allow the cement to set according to the recommended setting time. Avoid disturbing the restoration during this period.

Excess Cement Removal:

• Once the cement has set, remove any excess material using appropriate dental instruments.
• Ensure the margins are clean and free of residual cement to prevent irritation and ensure proper fit.

Final Check:

• Check the occlusion to ensure the restoration is properly seated and there are no high spots.
• Make any necessary adjustments to ensure patient comfort.

Post-Cementation Instructions:

• Advise the patient to avoid chewing on the side of the provisional restoration for a few hours.
• Provide instructions on oral hygiene and care for the temporary restoration.

Temporary Removal:

• When it's time to remove the temporary restoration, use appropriate instruments to gently dislodge it.
• Clean the tooth surface and prepare it for the final restoration as needed.