219 devices · GMDN 16189
Dental casting wax is a specialized wax material used in dentistry to create precise patterns for fixed dental prosthetics like crowns or bridges. It is applied to a prepared tooth or model before being used in the lost-wax casting process, where it is melted away to leave behind a metal restoration.
These devices are typically single-use and classified as medical devices, though regulations vary by jurisdiction. They are commonly supplied in sticks or blocks and are used exclusively in dental laboratories or clinics for prosthetic fabrication.
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