Septodont Cimpat Rose Temporary filling

Septodont Cimpat Rose :

Septodont Cimpat Rose is a dental paste specially crafted for temporary restorations in dentistry. It serves as a temporary filling material until a permanent solution can be applied. One of its standout features is its strong adhesion to dentin, the hard tissue of the tooth, ensuring a durable bond between the temporary filling and the tooth structure. This strong bond enhances the longevity of the restoration.

Another essential aspect of Cimpat Rose is its rapid hardening ability. Once placed in the cavity, it quickly sets and solidifies, facilitating efficient and time-saving procedures. This rapid hardening reduces the risk of displacement or distortion of the temporary restoration during the setting phase.

During its hardening process, Cimpat Rose undergoes slight expansion, aiding in achieving a tight and sealed environment within the cavity. This seal prevents bacterial entry and further damage to the tooth.

Moreover, Cimpat Rose is engineered with enhanced mechanical properties, offering greater resistance to wear and fractures. This feature contributes to longer-lasting temporary restorations, reducing the frequency of replacements needed.  

Features :  

• Rapid setting time for efficient procedures
• Strong adhesion to dentine for a reliable restoration
• Slight expansion during setting for a tight seal
• Improved mechanical properties for longer-lasting restorations
• Easy to remove when the permanent restoration is ready
• Biocompatible for compatibility with oral tissues
• Provides protection and relief for the tooth until permanent treatment

Specifications :

• Colour: Rose ( Pink )

Storage Conditions:

• Store at a temperature between 10°C to 24°C.
• 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 :

• 3 years from the date of manufacturing.

Packaging :

• 1 x Cimpat Rose (36gm glass jar)

Direction To Use :

• Preparation: Ensure that the tooth and surrounding area are clean and dry. Remove any debris or existing temporary material from the cavity using appropriate dental instruments.
• Mixing (if required): Some temporary filling materials may require mixing before use.
• Application: Take a small amount of the temporary filling material using a suitable instrument or applicator. Place the material into the cavity, ensuring it fills the space completely and covers any exposed tooth structure.
• Adaptation: Use appropriate instruments to adapt and shape the filling material to achieve a smooth and proper contour that matches the tooth's natural anatomy.
• Finishing: Once the material has been fully set, trim and polish the temporary restoration to ensure a comfortable bite and aesthetic appearance.
• Instructions for patients: Provide the patient with instructions on how to care for the temporary restoration, including oral hygiene practices, dietary restrictions (if any), and any precautions to prevent dislodgment or damage.