929 devices · GMDN 35858
Dental casting noble alloy is a material made mainly from precious metals such as gold, palladium, platinum, or silver. It is used to create dental casts and restorations like crowns and bridges by melting the alloy and pouring it into a dental impression to form a precise positive replica of oral structures.
This category of device is supplied as small ingots or bars for melting and casting. Once used in a dental restoration, the alloy cannot be reused. Devices in this category are regulated based on their material composition and intended use in dental prosthetics, with classification determined by jurisdictional rules governing dental materials.
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