  We explore the temperature effects in the superconducting phases of a
hybridized two-band system. We show that for zero hybridization between the
bands, there are two different critical temperatures. However, for any finite
hybridization there are only one critical temperature at which the two gaps
vanish simultaneously. We construct the phase diagrams of the critical
temperature versus hybridization parameter $\alpha$ and critical temperature
versus critical chemical potential asymmetry $\delta \mu$ between the bands,
identifying the superconductor and normal phases in the system. We find an
interesting reentrant behavior in the superconducting phase as the parameters
$\alpha$ or $\delta \mu$, which drive the phase transitions, increase. We also
find that for optimal values of both $\alpha$ and $\delta \mu$ there is a
significant enhancement of the critical temperature of the model.
