When a filling falls out, a crown feels loose, or dentures start rubbing and shifting, you usually want a fast, practical way to protect the area until you can arrange professional care. Dentemp specialises in temporary dental repair products designed for at-home use in common dental emergencies. On withaid, you can shop Dentemp essentials in easy-to-use formats, compare options by repair type, and choose a product that fits your situation and confidence level.
This brand page is most useful if you’re looking to buy temporary filling material, loose cap/crown cement, a denture reliner for improved stability, or an emergency denture repair kit for cracks and breaks. These products are intended for short-term support only—helping you manage a problem safely while you book a dentist appointment. Browse below to shop by product type, see popular Dentemp picks, and find quick links to the most common needs.
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Why choose Dentemp
- Built for temporary dental repair in common at-home situations.
- Multiple formats for different needs: filling material, cap/crown cement, reliners, and repair kits.
- Designed to help protect the area and improve comfort until you can see a dentist.
- Simple product selection on one page, with clear options by repair type.
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FAQs
What are Dentemp products used for?
Dentemp products are intended for temporary dental repairs, such as replacing a lost filling, helping hold a loose cap/crown in place, improving denture stability with a reliner, or repairing denture cracks and breaks while you arrange professional treatment.
Is Dentemp a permanent fix for a lost filling or loose crown?
No. Dentemp is designed for short-term, temporary use only. You should see a dentist so the tooth, restoration, or denture can be properly assessed and treated.
What’s the difference between Dentemp Maximum Strength and Dentemp Refil-It?
Both are aimed at temporary filling-type repairs, but the format and usage may differ. Check the product page and packaging instructions to confirm which option best matches your situation and how many applications you need.
Can I eat and drink after using a temporary dental repair?
Follow the setting-time and aftercare guidance on the packaging. Many people avoid hard, sticky, or very hot foods on the repaired side and arrange a dentist appointment as soon as possible.
What is a denture reliner and when is it helpful?
A denture reliner can help improve fit and stability when dentures feel loose over time. If looseness persists, causes sores, or affects eating and speaking, a dentist or denture professional should review the fit.
When should I get urgent dental advice?
Seek urgent advice if you have severe or worsening pain, swelling of the face or gums, fever, bleeding that won’t stop, injury to the teeth/jaw, or signs of infection. If you can’t access urgent dental care, contact NHS 111 for guidance.
Who should speak to a pharmacist or dentist before using Dentemp?
Check the label for age guidance, allergies, and suitability. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, immunocompromised, have significant dental disease, or you’re unsure what’s causing the problem, ask a pharmacist or dentist before use.
Safety information: Dentemp products provide temporary support only and do not replace care from a dentist. Use exactly as directed on the packaging. If symptoms persist, worsen, or you are worried about infection or swelling, seek advice from a dentist, pharmacist, GP, or contact NHS 111.
