313 devices · GMDN 35864
Polyether dental impression materials are rubber-like substances used to create precise, detailed molds of a patient’s teeth, gums, or oral structures. After being applied to an impression tray and placed in the mouth, these materials harden to form an accurate replica, enabling dentists to craft custom prosthetics, crowns, or orthodontic appliances.
These materials are typically single-use, elastomeric substances regulated as dental devices. They are supplied in kits or pre-mixed forms, often requiring mixing before clinical use, and are designed for one-time application per patient to ensure accuracy and hygiene.
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