Primma Art Temporary Crown And Bridge Composite

FGM Primma Art Temporary Composite is a self-curing bis-acryl composite for provisional restorations. It is designed for the fabrication of temporary crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, veneers and mock-ups, with presentations for both dispenser-based and direct syringe application.

FGM Primma Art Temporary Composite: key product points

• ◈Bis-acryl chemistry for provisional restorations.
• ◈Low heat release during polymerization, supporting patient comfort on vital teeth.
• ◈High shine and easy polishing for an esthetic provisional surface.
• ◈Resistance to fracture and wear for short- and longer-term provisional use.
• ◈Available in A1, A2 and Bleach among the imported variations.

Clinical role and intended use

• ◈Temporary crowns and bridges.
• ◈Provisional inlays, onlays and veneers.
• ◈Mock-up procedures and relining of prefabricated provisional restorations.

Primma Art is mixed automatically through a self-mixing tip, which helps produce a consistent base-to-catalyst ratio. The 75 g cartridge is suitable for practices with regular provisional work and requires a compatible universal dispenser. The 7 g double-body syringe is more compact and can be applied without a cartridge dispenser. Shade and delivery format should be selected together, because the imported options do not all use the same package size.

Available variations and how they differ

The options below are not interchangeable labels. Each has its own SKU and a specific shade, concentration, size, color, flavor or delivery format.

How to choose the correct variation

A2 is supplied as a 75 g cartridge with ten self-mixing tips. A1 and Bleach are supplied as 7 g double-body syringes with five self-mixing tips. A1 and A2 are conventional tooth shades; Bleach is intended for very light provisional shades, including cases involving whitened teeth.

Questions dentists and buyers often ask

What is the main difference between the 75 g cartridge and 7 g syringe?

The cartridge offers a larger volume and uses a universal dispenser. The 7 g syringe is a smaller direct-use double-body presentation.

Which imported shades are available?

The current file includes A1, A2 and Bleach.

Can Primma Art be used for a diagnostic mock-up?

Yes. Mock-up fabrication is included among the manufacturer’s indications.

Why is low heat release useful?

Lower exothermic heat can improve patient comfort when a provisional is made directly on prepared vital teeth.

Does the material require manual mixing?

No. The double-body presentation and self-mixing tips combine the components during extrusion.

Practical purchasing checks for African dental practices

Shade and presentation errors are the most common purchasing risk with restorative materials. Stock and quote by SKU, not only by family name. Confirm syringe or capsule size, shade, required applicator or dispenser and expiry date before dispatching to a clinic or laboratory.

Choosing FGM Primma Art Temporary Composite for clinical use

FGM Primma Art Temporary Composite should be selected according to the exact procedure, substrate, presentation and current manufacturer instructions. The points below are intended to help a dentist, clinic buyer or distributor confirm that the ordered item matches the planned workflow rather than relying on the family name alone.

For provisional materials, check the delivery system, cartridge or syringe compatibility, shade and expected span of the provisional restoration. The working and setting behavior affects how the matrix is seated, when the provisional is removed and how much finishing is required.

Clinics should confirm that the correct mixing tips or dispensing gun are available before opening the material. The selected shade should suit the treatment phase, while the package size should match anticipated case volume so that material is used within its shelf-life conditions.

Details to confirm on the quotation and product label

• ◈Material or formulation: Self-curing composite
• ◈Presentation: 75g Cartridge, 7g Syringe
• ◈Shade options: A2, A1, Bleach
• ◈Product code: 4000055219D24
• ◈Available variations: A2, A1, Bleach

Further questions about FGM Primma Art Temporary Composite

What should a clinic confirm before ordering FGM Primma Art Temporary Composite?

Confirm the exact product code, presentation, concentration or shade, package contents, expiry date and any accessories required for application. For variable products, order by the individual variation SKU rather than the parent family name.

Where should the technical protocol for FGM Primma Art Temporary Composite be checked?

The current manufacturer instructions for use and product label should be checked before clinical use. The product page is a purchasing guide and does not replace the official protocol or the clinician’s judgment.

This description summarizes confirmed supplier and manufacturer information. Clinical use must follow the current instructions for use and professional judgment.

Manufacturer reference: FGM official product information.

Related product resources

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