1,982 devices · GMDN 35857
Dental casting non-noble alloy refers to metal alloys—such as cobalt-chrome or titanium—used to create precise dental restorations. These materials are melted and poured into molds to fabricate crowns, bridges, or other appliances that restore oral function and appearance, offering durability and biocompatibility for long-term use.
These alloys are typically supplied as ingots or bars and are single-use, designed for one-time casting only. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on their intended use and risk profile, with oversight ensuring safety and performance in dental applications.
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