₹2,300.00
| Technical Data | Standard Applied | |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Ratio (Base / Catalyst) | 1 : 1 | ISO 10477 |
| 2. Working Time | 1min-1min 20sec | |
| 3. Setting Time | 2min-2min 30sec | |
| 4. Compressive Strength | 300 MPa | |
| 5. Flexural Strength | 100 MPa |
Instructions for Use :
Preparatory Work :
Working Time : 1min to 1min 20 sec. Place OraTemp C&B into the impression or into the matrix/model and reposition in the mouth
Setting Time : 2 min to 2 min 30 sec.
The above processing times are applicable to products which have been stored and proceed at a temperature of 23° C/74° F and at 50% relative humidity. Higher temperatures shorten these times, while lower temperatures extend them. The size of the restoration also has an impact on the setting times : as the size of the workpiece increases, the setting accelerates.
Initial Dosing : Remove and discard the cartridge lid. Under no circumstances should the cartridge lid be used to reseal the cartridge as this could result in the inclusion of air bubbles. Check whether both cartridge openings are free from obstruction and remove obstructing material, if any, with a suitable instrument. Before a mixing tip is applied for the first time, squeeze paste out onto a mixing pad until the base and catalyst pastes are at the same level. Discard the paste which has been squeezed out.
Application : It takes the material a certain amount of time to emerge from the newly attached mixing tip. The flow of material is interrupted as soon as the pressure on the handle is reduced. Material that has been set inside the mixing tip should not be extruded by force, as this may damage both the cartridge and the mixing tip. Core build-ups which are fabricated using composites, compomers, or resin modified glass ionomer cements must be sealed off before the application of OraTemp C&B e.g., using Vaseline.
♦ First, install a new mixing tip.
♦ Prior to each application, extrude a small (pea-sized) amount of paste from the mixing tip onto a mixing pad and discard this material.
♦ Subsequently load the dried impression or vacuum-formed template in the relevant spaces from the bottom up. *Reposition the impression or vacuum-formed template in the mouth/on the model.
♦ The material attains a hard-elastic consistency within 1 min 40 sec after the onset of mixing. The material and the impression or vacuum-formed template must be removed from the mouth/model within 2 min 50 sec after the onset of mixing.
♦ Check the setting process by observing the excess material in the mouth or on the matrix/model.
♦ Keep the filled mixing tip on the cartridge to serve as a closure until the next use. The notch on the cartridge and the cap (for closing) as well as making the tip must be lined.
♦ The dispensed material shall not be placed back in the container and the dose once applied and used shall not be reused.
Finishing : Completely remove the oxygen inhibition layer using alcohol (e.g., ethanol) once the material is completely cured (not earlier than 5 minutes after the onset of mixing). Polish if desired, e.g., with Sof-Lex™ polishing disks. After the product has cured completely, remove any residues. If necessary, finish and polish the temporary restoration using fine carbide burs. Do not breathe polishing dust. Use mouth protective device, safety glasses and aspiration.
Cementation : Insert the temporary restoration with a commercial temporary cement, OraTemp NE. Eugenol containing cements may impair the setting of composite luting cements to be used at a later time in the final luting step! If a composite cement is to be used for the final luting step, seat the temporary restoration with a eugenol-free cement. After Cementation thoroughly examine and explore the sulcus and surrounding dentition. Remove any residuals of the temporary material or cement from the mouth.
Warnings : Avoid prolonged or repeated contact with skin (allergic contact dermatitis), and eyes. Avoid prolonged inhalation. Do not take internally. Contact with the skin may cause irritation, burns of hypersensitivity. If contact with skin occurs immediately wipe off thoroughly with cotton and alcohol and then wash well with soap and water. If skin rash and sensitization or other allergic reaction occurs discontinue the use and seek medical attention. If the product comes into contact with the eyes, rinse thoroughly with fresh water and consult a physician. It should not be used with patients who have a history of severe allergic reaction to any of the components.
Precautions : When finishing the temporary, sanding dust may get into the eyes and respiratory tract. Wear face mask and goggles. Do not inhale the sanded dust and use an evacuator. Do not remove or reverse the cap as this may promote polymerization.
Contraindications : Do not use in patients, If allergic to methacrylate resins.
Storage Conditions : Store at temperature between 10°C(50°F) to 24°C(75°F). Close the cap carefully after use. Keep away from moisture. Shelf life is not affected after opening if stored in a cool dry place.
Shelf Life : 2 years from the date of manufacturing.
Kiruthika –
I recently tried Oratemp C&B for a few patients needing temporary restorations, and I was impressed.
Virendra –
Oratemp C&B has its pros and cons. On the plus side, it’s easy to work with and sets quickly, which is great for time-sensitive procedures.
Sonam –
Oratemp C&B has become my go-to for temporary crowns and bridges. The material is easy to mix and apply, setting quickly without compromising on strength. My patients appreciate the comfort and fit, which minimizes sensitivity. I’ve had great success with its durability, even for longer-term temporary restorations. Highly recommend it for any dental practice!