I've just had root canal and have a temporary filling - what ingredients are used in a temporary filling? Is it rubber cement?
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no. but there are sedative chemicals in it, like zinc that may smell like rubber cement.
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yeah they use zinc oxide, and some times add oil of clove. to settle the nerves
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NEVER NEVER NEVER let a dentist use formaldehyde, lead or mercury in a root canal. don’t assume they won’t…ASK ASK ASK. Its called Sargenti Paste/N2/RC2B/RC2W. Alot of different names. The dentists who use it conceal it from the patient (even after harming them) because they know it is all but legal...malpractice. The FDA rejected it in 1993 based upon safety concerns, every state dental school teaches NOT to use it because it is below the standard of care. Injuries can be life altering and life threatening. We are two patients who will suffer life long problems because we didn’t know to ask. The ADA does not recommend it, their endodontic board (AAE) is strongly against it… http://www.aae.org/NR/rdonlyres/14F3...gmaterials.pdf Don’t take the chance….injuries are random and can show up months or years after a seemingly properly done root canal. ASK, SAY NO. Don’t walk in our shoes. Sargenti Opposition Society
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I forgot the webaddress for our group, Sargenti Opposition Society. It is www.worstrootcanalever.com
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