34 devices · GMDN 34807
Wax dental impression material is a soft, moldable substance used in dentistry to capture precise impressions of a patient’s teeth, gums, and oral structures. After being shaped on an impression tray and placed in the mouth, it hardens to create an accurate replica, which dentists use to fabricate custom dental restorations like crowns, bridges, or orthodontic appliances.
These materials are typically single-use and classified as dental devices, regulated under medical device frameworks depending on jurisdiction. They are supplied in various forms—such as sheets, discs, or blocks—and must meet safety and performance standards for clinical accuracy and patient comfort.
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