Hi, I've got a crown that's held in place using temporary cement.
Should I.be concerned about the temporary cement dissolving?
My dentist says don't worry about it.
Amatus Cremona - 24 Sep 2007 13:17 GMT
Depends on how long you need to keep it on the tooth. Generally, a good
fitting crown will stay on for a L-O-N-G time with temporary adhesives.

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> Hi, I've got a crown that's held in place using temporary cement.
> Should I.be concerned about the temporary cement dissolving?
> My dentist says don't worry about it.
Mike - 27 Sep 2007 12:00 GMT
is is a permanent crown.
> Depends on how long you need to keep it on the tooth. Generally, a good
> fitting crown will stay on for a L-O-N-G time with temporary adhesives.
>
>> Hi, I've got a crown that's held in place using temporary cement.
>> Should I.be concerned about the temporary cement dissolving?
>> My dentist says don't worry about it.
peterc_7 - 26 Sep 2007 04:34 GMT
> Hi, I've got a crown that's held in place using temporary cement.
> Should I.be concerned about the temporary cement dissolving?
> My dentist says don't worry about it.
The temporary crown is just to cover the tooth while your permanent
crown is being prepped. If your temp falls out you can get some
cement at CVS and glue it back on. I used the cement on the outside
surface of the temp crown to smooth it out because it was digging into
my tongue. Worked great !!