63 devices · GMDN 38647
A ceramic dental inlay is a custom-made restoration crafted from ceramic material designed to fit within the prepared cavity of a tooth, replacing damaged or decayed structure. It is used clinically to restore the tooth's shape, function, and appearance as a durable alternative to traditional fillings.
These devices are fabricated indirectly in a dental laboratory, often using CAD/CAM technology, and are intended for single-use application. They are supplied as patient-specific devices and are regulated based on their intended use and materials, with classification varying by jurisdiction according to local medical device regulations.
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