240 devices · GMDN 38649
Resin dental inlays are custom-fitted dental restorations placed inside the tooth (intracoronally) to repair decay or structural damage. Made from resin-based materials, they are designed to blend seamlessly with natural teeth while providing durable protection against further deterioration.
These devices are typically single-use and fabricated outside the mouth—either manually or via CAD/CAM technology—before being bonded into place. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified as medical devices and must meet safety and performance standards for dental restorations.
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