Interactions between resin‐based temporary materials and immediate dentin sealing

Background Bonded indirect restorations are laboratory fabricated and requires at least two appointments: one for provisionalization and one for luting. In the first appointment, an impression is immediately taken after tooth preparation, followed by a provisional treatment, which traditionally consists of luting a temporary restoration. After the indirect restoration fabrication, the temporary restoration is removed and an adhesive system is applied to the tooth, after which a resin luting agent is used for the adhesive luting procedure [1]. According to this technique, dentin hybridization is performed following the provisional phase and just before the indirect restoration luting procedure, known as delayed Abstract