Cementing a 3-Unit Temporary Bridge

0:00 Intro
0:19 How to Mix IRM (Intermediate Restorative Material)
1:52 Placing IRM into Temporary Bridge
2:38 How to Floss Under the Bridge
5:03 Removing Excess Temporary Cement
This video demonstrates how to cement a Temporary Crown/Bridge, which is a Dental Assistant EFDA Procedure. In this video, IRM (Intermediate Restorative Material) is used, but there are many other different types and brands of temporary cement.
IRM can be used as a temporary cement if it is mixed "thin" by adding an additional drop of the liquid into the normal 1:1 ratio of powder and liquid.
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