MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Information on change in the physical state: Value Unit Method
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Date of Issue: October 2003 Melting point/melting range: n/a
9. Physical and Boiling point/boiling range: n/a
1. Product identification/ Product details:
chemical properties Flash point:
preparation/ Trade name: TEMPTATION® Temporary Crown & Bridge Material Autoignation temperature:
company undertaking Distributor: CLINICIAN’S CHOICE® DENTAL PRODUCTS INC. Danger of explosion:
Brookfield, CT, USA, 06804 Density: 1.55 (20ºC) g/cm3
Vapor pressure: negligible
Emergency Information: 519-641-3066 & 800-265-3444
Viscosity: pasteous
pH: neutral
2. Composition/ Chemical characterization: mixture of polyfunctional acrylates and
Solubility in/miscibility with: slightly soluble in toluene, organic solvents
methacrylates, unsaturated esters
Information of Water: nearly insoluble
and malonyl urea derivatives
Ingredients Content of solvents: none
Description:
Organic solvents:
Hazardous components:
Water:
CAS-Nr.: Name % R-classification
Content of solids: n/a
3. Hazards identification Risk identification:
10. Stability and reactivity
Special risks for human beings and environment: unstable, avoid heat, direct sunlight
Incompatibility with other oxidizers, substances:
4. First-aid measures General information: peroxides, metal powders, strong free radical initiators
after skin contact: wash with plenty of water and soap Hazardous discomposition products: not known
after eye contact: rinse with plenty of water and consult a physician
after swallowing: seek medical advice immediately 11. Toxicological allergic reaction to methacrylate by extended exposure to product is possible
Acute toxicity:
information
5. Fire fighting measures: Extinguishing media: CO2, water Primary irritation:
Protective equipment: Skin: slight irritation
Eye: irritation
6. Accidental release Personal precautions: Inhalation: non-volatile
Environmental precautions:
measures: Ingestion: possibly toxic if swallowed
Methods for cleaning up: wipe out with absorbent material Sensitization of product: not observed
Additional information: Additional toxicological information: during extended periods of use as
temporary crown and bridge material, no health concerns are reported
7. Handling and storage: Handling:
Handling procedures:
12. Ecological General information: no known data
Recommendation for fire and explosion protection: Classification of water endangerment:
information
Storage: store in a dry place, at room temperature, away from food
Requirements for storage rooms and containers:
13. Disposal Product:
Requirements for storage with other products:
Recommendation: use proper landfill disposal or incineration
consideration
Additional storage conditions:
in accordance with local, state and federal regulations
Storage Classification:
Disposal key number:
Uncleaned packaging:
8. Exposure controls/ Additional information for technical plants:
Recommendation:
Components with limits of values to be supervised at the workplace:
personal protection
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CAS-Nr. Name % art value unit
14. Transport information Not classified as dangerous goods.
The product contains no relevant quantities of components with
limits of values to be supervised at the workplace.
15. Regulatory National Prescriptions:
Additional information:
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Personal protective equipment: not necessary
information
General measures of protection and hygiene: normal hygienic measures
Respiration:
16. Other information: The above information is based on our present day knowledge and relates
Hands: wear gloves
solely to the safety requirements of the product. The data does not signify
Eyes:
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any warranty with regard to product’s properties. However, users of the
product should satisfy themselves that the information given is sufficient
9. Physical and Appearance:
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and correct for their specific circumstances of use.
Form: paste, yellowish/white
chemical properties
Color: different (tooth colorless)
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Preparation by: Mr. Peter G. Jordan
Odor: nearly odorless
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6. Special Instructions and Precautions
� A water-soluble lubricant can be placed on the prepared tooth/teeth to
ensure easy removal of the temporary after polymerization. If the prepared � The setting times described in the TEMPTATION instructions are measured
teeth have been adhesively sealed prior to temporization, it is important at intraoral temperature; therefore, bench testing setting time will not
to wipe away the oxygen inhibited layer to prevent adhesion between the be accurate.
TEMPTATION temporary and the tooth. � Uncured TEMPTATION can be removed with ethanol.
� Re-insert the matrix into the patient’s mouth until fully seated. � Check both base and catalyst cartridge ports prior to mixing to ensure all
INTENDED USE cured particles are removed.
PART B - Curing Times
Temporary composite material intended for use as a medical device for the � Never use force to extrude material through the mixing tip, any resistance
Working Time: 0:45 seconds*
purpose of fabricating temporary dental provisionals. to mixing indicates either a blockage or mixing tip placement problem.
Mouth Removal Time: 2:00 minutes*
� Repairs can be made using freshly mixed TEMPTATION or a light-cured
Final Cure Time: 5:00 minutes*
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE flowable composite.
* from start of mix
1. Pre-Impression/Temporary Matrix � Three Options � In the unlikely event of patient irritation or reaction to TEMPTATION,
3. Removal From Mouth
� Take an alginate or silicone impression of the patient’s dentition prior to the material should not be used. Please refer to the MSDS section for
The TEMPTATION temporary can be removed after approximately 2:00 minutes in
preparation. Remove all interproximal tags to allow easy insertion when material details.
the mouth. At this point the temporary is not fully cured; caution should be taken
fabricating the temporary. � Always discard the cartridge/syringe cap upon first use of the cartridge.
during handling. If TEMPLATE Ultra Quick Matrix Material is used as a matrix, the
� Fabricate a vacuum splint of the patient’s dentition using a stone or Leave used mixing tips on the cartridge/syringe as a self-sealer. Discard old
TEMPTATION temporary will often stay in the matrix, making flash removal easy.
pre-operative model. mixing tips prior to attaching a new tip.
4. Temporary Preparation & Cementation
� Take an impression of the patient’s dentition using a stone or pre-operative 7. Storage & Shelf Life
model. TEMPLATE Ultra Quick Matrix Material is an ideal product for � The temporary is ready for finishing and preparation after as little as
TEMPTATION has a shelf life of 24 months from manufacturing date if kept at
matrix fabrication. 5:00 minutes from start of mix. To reduce the polymerization time or to ensure
room temperature (ideally 20ºC/68ºF or below). Do not use after the expiration
complete polymerization, place the temporary in hot tap water for 2:00 minutes
2. PART A - Mixing and Application date. If stored in a cool place, TEMPTATION must remain at room temperature
immediately following removal from the mouth.
for at least 12 hours prior to use to ensure ideal working and set times. Cool
� If using a 76g cartridge, open the cartridge and discard the blue cartridge lid.
� The thin oxygen inhibited layer can be removed with ethanol. material will be more viscous and will have dramatically reduced curing times.
Similarly, if using the 10ml syringe, open and discard the brown syringe cap.
� The removal of excess material along margins can be completed with
When attaching the mixing tip to the cartridge or syringe, align the identical ports
rotary instruments.
and twist in a clockwise motion until the tip is locked into place (1/4 turn). Caution: U.S. Federal law restricts this device
� When a temporary cement is used, the internal aspect of the temporary is also
� The TEMPTATION� base and catalyst are auto-mixed once the material to sale by, or on the order of, a dentist.
prepared to allow space for the cement.
is dispensed.
For questions or comments, please call 1-800-265-3444.
� Always discard the first "pea size" amount of TEMPTATION prior to injecting 5. Temporary Cementation & Polishing
TEMPTATION into the matrix (repeat this step with every new mixing tip). The TEMPTATION temporary can be cemented using conventional temporary
Distributed by:
materials and techniques. Non-eugenol, resin optimized temporary cement CLING2
� Inject TEMPTATION into the deepest parts of the impression or splint first,
always keeping the mixing tip submerged. Fill the interproximal areas of is recommended. The Dâ—†FINE Double Diamondâ„? Polishing System can be used to
the matrix next followed by the remaining areas. create a smooth, glossy surface on the TEMPTATION material.
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