114 devices · GMDN 16729
Denture base resin, heat-cured, is a dental material used to create the foundation of removable dentures. When mixed and heated, it polymerizes into a durable acrylic polymer that forms the base supporting artificial teeth, ensuring a secure and comfortable fit for patients.
These resins are typically supplied as powder-liquid kits for laboratory use and are classified as single-use devices. They may include fillers to enhance strength, but regulation varies by jurisdiction and is tied to the specific device’s intended use and risk classification.
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