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Dental cements do not contain latex. If you'd like to double check, ask your dentist to check with the manufacturer. Best, Dr. Elizabeth Jahanian
Latex allergy is certainly a concern in dental practice, but I know of no temporary or permanent cements that contain latex. It might be possible for cements to be manufactured in facilities that also process latex products, although I have never heard of any issues with this. Always tell your dentist of any concern you might have about latex.
Dental temporary and permanent adhesives do not contain latex, so if you have latex allergies you should not worry about that.
As far as I know I have never heard of any dental cement that contains latex. As long as the cement that is used is from a reputable manufacturer there should be no latex. These days more and more people are becoming allergic to latex and as a result I cannot see it being incorporated into the cement. If you want to make sure ask your dentist to confirm.
I think that the first thing that you need to do is see a dentist before the month period that you are describing. If your dentist is out of town, perhaps you can see someone else to have it evaluated. A month is too long to wait. You may compromise the fit of your permanent...
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