182 devices · GMDN 40978
Dental X-ray film (non-screen) is a specialized radiographic film designed exclusively for capturing detailed images of teeth and surrounding structures in dental practices. Unlike films used with intensifying screens, these are directly exposed to X-rays to produce high-contrast images of dental anatomy, aiding diagnoses like cavities, bone loss, or root issues.
These films are typically classified as medical devices and regulated under general radiographic film standards, though classification varies by jurisdiction. They are supplied in single-use formats, often packaged individually or in small batches, and must meet safety and performance criteria for dental imaging applications.
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