4,352 devices · GMDN 35866
Silicone dental impression materials are flexible, rubber-like substances used to create precise molds of a patient’s teeth, gums, or oral structures. Clinicians apply these materials to an impression tray, insert it into the mouth, and remove it once set to capture detailed anatomical impressions for restorations, prosthetics, or orthodontic treatment.
These devices are typically single-use and regulated as medical devices, with classification and supply rules varying by jurisdiction. They must meet safety and performance standards to ensure accurate replication of oral anatomy for downstream dental applications.
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