553 devices · GMDN 16727
Dental prosthesis restorative material, unfilled resin, refers to specialized resin-based substances used to repair broken or cracked dental prostheses, such as crowns, bridges, or dentures. These materials bond segments together to restore structural integrity, often curing under light or heat to form a durable, long-lasting repair in clinical settings like dental offices or labs.
These materials are typically supplied as kits or components (e.g., powder/liquid pairs) and are regulated as medical devices rather than drugs. They are designed for single-use per application, though some may allow for limited repairs before disposal. Compliance and classification vary by jurisdiction, depending on factors like curing method and intended use.
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