Temporary resin cements eliminate the problem of:

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Temporary resin cements can be easily removed, which eliminates the risk of contamination by the zinc oxide-eugenol cement used to fill the canal during endodontic treatment. This is important because the residue of the eugenol can interfere with the bond strength of permanent restoration cemented with a resin cement. Temporary resin cements also require the use of a bonding agent, glass ionomer or resin cement when used in combination with permanent restorations.

Temporary Resin Cements Eliminate the Problem Of