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Old January 26th 04, 04:39 PM
Dan
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What is the stuff in the temporary filling? I know it is zinc oxide and
eugenol (clove oil) for pain and bacteria relief. Is this sometihng the
dentsist adds to the zinc oxide or is it mixed in with it. Can the doc keep
the euganol out for BF mums?
Is it safe if you are breastfeeding?

Thanks in advance?



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Old January 26th 04, 05:53 PM
Joel M. Eichen D.D.S.
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On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 16:39:21 GMT, "Dan"
wrote:

What is the stuff in the temporary filling? I know it is zinc oxide and
eugenol (clove oil) for pain and bacteria relief.


Many times, correct.

Is this sometihng the
dentsist adds to the zinc oxide or is it mixed in with it.


Depends ........ some are strengthened by adding strengtheners .....

Caulk IRM or Zinroc......


CAULK IRM® Intermediate Restorative Material
Chemical Composition IRM ® material is zinc oxide-eugenol with polymer
reinforcement.
Clinical uses
It is an intermediate restorative material. In a clinical study it was
compared to other ZOE compositions and an EBA formulation. Result: it
was judged superior for both Class I and II restorations ( at one and
two year observations).

Among the many applications a restoration of deciduous teeth (when
permanent teeth are two years or less from eruption); restorative
emergencies; caries management program; dental school clinics and
public health dental programs.

Handling characteristics IRM® powder and liquid should be mixed in
less than one minute. The resulting putty consistency is then inserted
into the cavity. If indicated, conventional methods of matrix
application are appropriate.

Physical characteristics Its strength properties approach those of
zinc phosphate cement. Other physical-related clinical advantages
include: excellent abrasion resistance; good sealing properties; and
low solubility.




Can the doc keep
the euganol out for BF mums?
Is it safe if you are breastfeeding?

Thanks in advance?



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