Product: UltraTemp REZ II temp dental cement

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Ultradent Products, a company that develops and manufactures high-tech dental materials, announced the release of the UltraTemp REZ II temporary dental cement. This product is used to create restorations including temporary crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, and small temporary fillings.

The UltraTemp REZ II is a hydrophilic, resin-based temporary cement that is said to be developed for longer retention needs (i.e. 2-4 weeks). The material is available in a dual-barrel syringe with mixing tips for easy delivery. According to the company, the cement’s non-eugenol formula does not interfere with resin bonding.

Its mixing-tip delivery system, Ultradent adds, delivers an even cement mix using a convenient and time-saving application method.

Available in Fast Set (1–2 minutes) and Regular Set (2–3 minutes), the UltraTemp REZ II temporary dental cement is designed to withstand normal biting and chewing forces, and provides optimal sealing once set. The radiopaque and easily removable solution fluoresces under a black light.

Click here for more information on the UltraTemp REZ II temporary dental cement.