Overview

• 19  Clinical Evaluators
• 280  Total Uses
• 88% Clinical Rating

Evaluators’ Comments

• “It polished very well and looked great.”
• “Fracture resistance and the strength of the temporaries were the best features of the Visalys Temp One:One material.”
• “We were able to get nice, crisp margins on provisionals even when the material or margins were very thin.”
• “The 1:1 system is great because it allows use of the same delivery gun as a PVS.”
• “Medium shade ranges from A2-A3 but is closer to A2.”
• “Setting time seems longer than other temporary materials.”

Description

Visalys^® Temp One:One is a two-component temporary crown and bridge material designed for the fabrication of provisional restorations. The multifunctional acrylic composite formulation provides tooth-colored esthetics suitable for both anterior and posterior temporaries and is free of bisphenol A and its derivatives. The 1:1 mixing system is designed to allow economical dispensing with extended working time for convenient handling. Visalys Temp One:One is available in cluster shades including Bright (B1–A1), Medium (A2–A3), Natural Bleach, and Bleach, and provisional restorations can be further customized with low-viscosity light-curing composites.

Unique Attributes

• 1:1 automix delivery system allows convenient dispensing with standard impression guns.
• High strength and fracture resistance, suitable for long-span bridges and heavy occlusal loads.
• Highly filled composite provides crisp margins and durability even in thin areas.
• Smooth surface and excellent polishability for quick finishing.
• Cluster shade system simplifies shade selection for provisional restorations.

Clinical Tips from Evaluators

• Avoid removing the provisional too early, as premature removal may cause tearing or distortion.
• Higher strength even in thin temporaries makes it ideal for heavy bruxers.
• Use a wet gauze or cool cloth during setting to help reduce heat and improve patient comfort.
• Ensure occlusion is properly adjusted so the provisional remains stable after cementation.
• If used in the anterior, try a few shades as they are on the lighter side.