Q-Temp

• A self-curing cement.
• ISO 4049 classification: Type 2, Class 1.
• Ensures firm retention.
• Easy Removal of excess cement.
• Marketed since 2008 with no changes in formula. No complaints of any health-related or chemical performance issues were received.

Technical Data

Flexural strength: ≥5 MPa, in the 8 – 19 MPa interval

Film thickness: ≤50 μm

Solubility: ≤7.5 μg/mm³

Water sorption: ≤40 μg/mm³

Linear shrinkage: <3%

Working time (in ambient light and temperature): > 90 seconds, in the 1.5 – 5.0 min interval

Setting time (in oral temperature): < 10 minutes, in the 2.5 – 6.0 min interval

Radiopacity: >100 Al%

Shelf Life: 2 Years

Instructions for Use

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Scientific Literature

1. Dental Advisor Clinical report, November 2006.
2. Crown retention and flexural strength with nine provisional cements, N. Lawson, J. O. Burgess, D. Mercante, Louisiana State University, New Orleans, USA, IADR Congress, 2006.
3. CRA Buying Guide - Outstanding Products 2004, December 2006.
4. CRA Buying Guide - Outstanding Products 2004, December 2007.
5. Resin and Zinc-Oxide Temporary Cements, a Comparative Study, A. Valdman, K. Lizenboim, A. Khaskin, W.A. Mchale, H. Dodiuk-Kenig, and B. Zalsman, PEF-IADR Congress, Thessaloniki, Greece, 2007.
6. Testing of crowns retention to various abutments utilizing different cements , K. Lizenboim, A. Suvorov, B. Zalsman, and I. Suvorov, PEF-IADR, London, UK, 2008.
7. Provisional Cements: The Optimal One for Your Clinical Needs, Clinicians Report, Volume 4, Issue 5, May 2011.

8. Dental Advisor Clinical report, December 2015. The Dental Advisor 2016 Award Winner, January 2016.

SDS

Q-Temp Base EN

Q-Temp Catalyst EN

100014 Q-Temp Automix Intro

1 Automix Syringe 5ml (6g) of Q-Temp

10 Automix Syringe Mix Tips

100015 Q-Temp Bulk

4 Automix Syringe 5ml (6g) each of Q-Temp

100010 Q-Temp Hand Mix

1 Syringe 10ml (12g) of Q-Temp Base

1 Syringe 10ml (12g) of Q-Temp Catalyst

1 Mixing Pad

25 Mixing Spatulas