122 devices · GMDN 34799
Composite dental impression materials are single-use, thermoplastic substances used to create precise molds of a patient’s teeth, gums, and oral structures. When heated and applied to an impression tray, they solidify upon cooling, capturing detailed anatomical features for dental restorations, prosthetics, or diagnostic purposes.
These materials are typically supplied as pre-packaged, ready-to-use kits and are regulated as single-use medical devices. They are designed for clinical use by dentists or dental technicians, ensuring accurate replication of oral anatomy for further dental procedures.
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