320 devices · GMDN 38603
Resilient dental precision attachments are components used in removable dental prostheses to provide a flexible connection between the prosthesis and its supporting teeth or tissues. They allow for slight movement during function, helping to distribute forces and reduce stress on the abutment structures caused by tissue changes or prosthesis settling.
These devices are typically supplied as part of a prosthesis system and are regulated based on their role in dental restoration. They are not standalone therapeutic devices but are considered accessories to dental prostheses, subject to regulatory oversight as such under applicable medical device frameworks.
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