Polymer-Reinforced Composition: IRM restorative is reinforced with polymers, enhancing its strength and durability. This ensures that it can withstand the functional demands of the restored tooth during its temporary placement
Zinc Oxide-Eugenol Composition: The combination of zinc oxide and eugenol in IRM® restorative provides several benefits. Zinc oxide contributes to the material’s strength and stability, while eugenol offers antibacterial properties and soothing effects on the dental pulp.
Hand Mixing and Machine Mixing Options: IRM restorative is available in different delivery forms to accommodate dental professionals’ preferences.
COMPOSITION:
Powder;
Zinc oxide
Magnesium oxide
Zinc acetate
Liquid:
Eugenol
Acetic acid
Storage conditions:
Store with original (not dropper cap) caps tightly closed in a well-ventilated place at temperatures between 10 °C and 24 °C (50 °F and 75 °F).
Protect from moisture.
Do not freeze.
Do not use after the expiration date
September, 2026
Cavity preparation
Isolate the field of operation in a preferred manner. A rubber dam is recommended.
Cavity preparation must provide for the mechanical retention of the product.
If caries are present, completely excavate using low-speed and/or hand instrumentation.
Place matrix and wedge where indicated.
Gently dry preparation with a cotton pellet. Avoid desiccation.
Pulp protection
In deep cavities cover the dentin close to the pulp (less than 1 mm) with a hard setting calcium hydroxide liner (Dycal calcium hydroxide liner, see complete Instructions for Use
Dispensing and mixing
Before dispensing, fluff powder (tumble the powder bottle) to assure uniform bulk density of contents. Fill the measuring scoop to excess without packing.
Level scoop with the bottle insert. Dispense two level scoops of powder onto a clean, non-absorbent mixing pad or glass slab. Larger restorations may require additional scoop(s).
Using the dropper cap, dispense three drops of liquid for two level scoops of powder. After dispensing the liquid, replace the original cap immediately to prevent evaporation and subsequent contamination.
Placement
Mixed material may be carried to the preparation with a suitable placement instrument. Adapt, contour, and shape with appropriate instruments. Technique Tip: Dipping the instrument into dry powder left on the pad before using to adapt the material will facilitate placement and minimize sticking.
Use as an intermediate restorative material
Trim excess material. Material may be smoothed by lightly burnishing. The initial set occurs approximately 5 minutes from the start of mixing. Increased temperature, humidity, and powder/liquid ratio may accelerate the setting.
Upon set, remove the matrix band if present. Check and adjust occlusion as needed. Additional carving or occlusal adjustment may be accomplished with a round bur. Avoid gouging material with sharp burs at high speed. Additional polishing is not recommended.
Periodically evaluate the intermediate restoration until the final restoration is indicated. The intermediate restoration should be removed and the final restoration completed within one year of placement.
Use as a protective base
The product is a protective base for non-resin-containing restorative material, such as amalgam or gold.
No, Dentsply Intermediate Restorative Material (IRM) is not specifically indicated for temporary crown cementation.
Yes, IRM® restorative complies with the specifications outlined in ISO 3107 for type II materials. This ensures that the product meets the necessary quality and performance standards.
IRM® restorative is available in a powder/liquid version for hand mixing, providing flexibility in preparation. Additionally, there is an alternative option called IRM® Caps™ restorative, designed for machine mixing, which offers convenience and consistency.
IRM restorative has two main indications. It is used as an intermediate (temporary) direct restorative filling material, providing a temporary restoration until a permanent solution can be applied. It can also be used as a base material under non-resin-containing permanent restorations, offering stability and support.
IRM restorative is a polymer-reinforced zinc oxide-eugenol composition material used for intermediate dental restorations. It is designed to be a temporary solution that remains in place for up to one year.
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