76,042 devices · GMDN 16187
Ceramic dental appliance fabrication materials are specialized substances used to craft permanent dental restorations like crowns, bridges, or implant abutments. These materials, often based on zirconium oxide, enable precise, durable restorations through manual or digital fabrication methods, ensuring biocompatibility and long-term stability in the patient’s mouth.
These materials are typically single-use and classified as medical devices, regulated under dental or orthopedic categories depending on the final application. They are supplied in various forms (e.g., blocks, discs) for dental labs or clinics to shape into restorations, adhering to manufacturing and safety standards for patient safety.
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