Medicept Stic Temporary Cavity Filling Material

• Provides sufficient strength for temporary restorations while allowing for easy removal when permanent treatment is ready.
• Suitable for a variety of temporary dental applications including fillings, inlay preparations, and post crown fixations.
• Features a two-stage setting mechanism with rapid initial setting for quick application and a subsequent hardening phase for durability.
•  Ensures reliable adhesion to dentine, keeping the material securely in place during its intended use.
• Offers superior marginal adaptation to tooth structure, minimizing microleakage and enhancing sealing effectiveness.
• Exhibits radiopacity, making it visible on X-rays for accurate assessment and monitoring of the temporary restoration.
• Designed for ease of handling and application by dental professionals, ensuring precise placement and shaping.
• Exhibits radiopacity, making it visible on X-rays for accurate assessment and monitoring of the temporary restoration. 

• Category: Dental Cements 
• Type: Temporary Filling Material 
• Recommended Use: Temporary filling of cavities
• Composition: Synthetic resins and plastic fillers
• Colour: White
• Setting mechanism: Two Stage Setting 
• Radiographic Appearance: Radiopaque

• 1 x 30 gm jar

• Preparation: Ensure the cavity or preparation area is cleaned and dried thoroughly before application.
• Material Selection: Choose the appropriate viscosity (standard or high) based on the clinical situation and desired handling characteristics.
• Application: Dispense a sufficient amount of the temporary filling material onto a mixing pad or glass slab. Use a suitable instrument (e.g., spatula) to manipulate and place the material into the prepared cavity or on the tooth surface.
• Packaging: Adapt the material firmly into the cavity or around the post crown, ensuring complete coverage and adaptation to the tooth structure. Remove any excess material using a dental instrument or spatula.
• Initial Set: Allow the material to set for the initial stage as per the manufacturer's recommended time frame, typically ensuring a quick initial hardening.
• Final Set: Once the initial set is achieved, monitor the material for the final hardening phase of the plaster filler. Ensure adequate time is allowed for complete hardening to achieve the desired durability and seal.
• Final Adjustments: After complete hardening, trim and adjust the temporary filling material as necessary to achieve proper occlusion and contour.
• Post-Application Instructions: Instruct the patient on oral hygiene practices and dietary precautions to maintain the temporary restoration until permanent treatment is initiated

• Country of Origin: United Kingdom
• Manufacturer: Medicept UK Ltd.

• Warranty is not applicable for this product.

Question: How long can the temporary restoration last?
Answer: The longevity of the temporary restoration depends on factors such as its location in the mouth and the patient's oral hygiene habits. Regular dental check-ups are recommended to monitor its condition.

Question: How should the material be stored?
Answer: Store the material in its original jar in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat, to maintain its consistency and effectiveness.

Question: Is Medicept temporary filling material easy to handle and manipulate during application?
Answer: Yes, the material is formulated for easy handling by dental professionals, allowing for precise placement and shaping to achieve optimal results.

Question: Is Medicept temporary filling material visible on X-rays?
Answer: Yes, this material is radiopaque, which means it appears clearly on X-rays. This feature allows dentists to monitor the temporary restoration and ensure proper fit and placement.