What is the risk of using a temporary cement containing eugenol if a permanent resin-based restoration is planned?
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Correct answer: Eugenol can inhibit polymerization of resin, compromising bond strength
Eugenol-containing temporary cements may penetrate dentin and inhibit the polymerization of resin-based materials, reducing bond strength when placing permanent resin restorations.
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