50 devices · GMDN 35761
Dental laboratory curing units are specialized devices designed to harden or polymerize dental materials in a lab setting. They use heat, pressure, light, or a combination of these methods to cure resins, composites, or other polymer-based substances used in dental prosthetics, crowns, or bridges before they are fitted to patients.
These devices are typically regulated as medical devices based on their intended use and the materials they process. They are often supplied as standalone units for laboratory environments, with compliance requirements varying by jurisdiction. Classification depends on factors like the materials cured and the risk associated with their use.
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