Temporary dental crowns are usually made of acrylic or metallic material. They are also fitted to your gums using temporary dental cement, also known as dental crown glue, or tooth crown glue ...

British Dental Journal - Non-eugenol temporary cement. NexTemp from Premier is a resin based cement and does not contain either eugenol or zinc oxide, making it suitable for all temporary ...

Utah-based dental material manufacturer Ultradent Products is releasing UltraTemp Rez II, a new dental cement for temporary crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, and small temporary fillings.

Temporary crowns are not as sturdy as natural teeth or permanent dental crowns. Dentists glue them to the jaw with temporary cement. A person with a temporary crown should be able to chew normally.

You can replace the crown temporarily using dental adhesive or temporary tooth cement that is sold in stores for this purpose. Contact your dentist's office immediately.

Dux Dental is set to release ZONEfree, a temporary dental cement that contains color-blending nanofillers that act like tiny glass beads to reflect the color of any adjacent surface. Practice ...

Temporary crowns are installed with dental cement. Your dentist will likely recommend avoiding overly chewy or sticky food while you have your temporary crown to prevent loosening it.

You can buy temporary dental cement at a pharmacy or grocery store. Until you get your new crown, you should also try to be careful when eating and avoid chewing on the crown.