70 devices · GMDN 38780
Dental brazing alloy is a fusible metal mixture, typically supplied as a thin rod, used to join dental restorations and components by melting at high temperatures to form a strong bond. It is applied during the brazing process to connect less fusible metals, such as in the repair or fabrication of cast dental prosthetics, where it flows into the joint and solidifies upon cooling.
This category includes single-use devices that are not intended for reuse after application. Dental brazing alloys are regulated based on their material composition and intended use, and they are supplied as standalone materials for use in dental laboratory or clinical procedures requiring metal joining at elevated temperatures.
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