966 devices · GMDN 38764
Light-cured dental restorative composite resin is a tooth-colored material used to repair cavities or restore damaged tooth structure. It is composed of a resin matrix reinforced with filler particles such as glass or ceramic, and hardens when exposed to a specific wavelength of light after placement in the tooth.
This category includes single-use pastes supplied in syringes or capsules that are activated by a dental curing light. These materials are regulated as dental restorative devices and are not intended for reuse once polymerized.
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