3,936 devices · GMDN 16730
Dental appliance fabrication resin is a specialized material used in dental labs to create custom-fitted prosthetics or appliances like dentures, occlusal splints, or night guards. These resins harden through heat, light exposure, chemical curing, or milling processes—often guided by CAD/CAM technology—to form durable, patient-specific devices.
These materials are typically classified as medical devices and regulated based on their intended use and risk level. They are supplied in various forms, such as pre-polymerized discs, liquid/powder kits, or 3D-printable resins, and are non-reusable once fabricated. Regulations may vary by jurisdiction, but compliance with manufacturing and safety standards is essential.
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