24 devices · GMDN 60275
Endodontic temporary cement is a type of material used in dental procedures to temporarily fill a prepared root canal. It helps maintain sterility and facilitate healing between procedures. This type of cement is typically a paste that includes antimicrobial and sometimes anti-inflammatory agents. It is applied to the root canal and is not reusable after application.
When browsing endodontic temporary cements, it's essential to understand that these devices are subject to regulatory oversight. They are typically supplied in prefilled tubes or syringes and may require a separate sealer. The composition of these cements can vary, but they often include zinc or calcium-based materials and antimicrobial agents.
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