177 devices · GMDN 34836
Dental amalgam alloy is a metallic material primarily composed of silver, tin, and copper, designed to be mixed with mercury to create a filling material for repairing tooth cavities. Once applied, it hardens into a durable substance that restores the structure and function of damaged teeth, providing long-term protection against decay and wear.
These alloys are regulated as dental restorative devices and are typically supplied in pre-measured forms for mixing with mercury. They are single-use only, intended for clinical application in dental offices and clinics, where they must comply with safety and performance standards for dental materials.
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