IMEDENT / 05Product Overview
Temporary crowns and bridges protect prepared teeth while definitive restorations are being made. They help maintain appearance, chewing and speech during the transition.
Their roles include protecting exposed tooth tissue, maintaining tooth position and supporting gingival health. They may be made from lightweight materials. They are not intended as long-term replacements for permanent restorations; the dentist defines the duration and care instructions.
Use and maintenance
Product selection and treatment planning are the dentist’s responsibility. Suitability, maintenance and service life depend on the individual patient.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of a temporary restoration?
It protects prepared teeth and maintains position, appearance and function until the definitive restoration.
Is it comfortable?
It is tailored for the transition period; fit and bite are checked in the clinic.
How long is it used?
A few weeks to a few months may be planned. Follow the period specified by the dentist.
Can it reduce sensitivity?
Covering exposed tooth tissue may help reduce sensitivity.
How should it be cared for?
Avoid hard and sticky food and maintain oral hygiene. Contact the clinic if it loosens or breaks.