354 devices · GMDN 45007
Dental wedges are small, disposable tools placed between teeth to create slight separation during procedures like fillings or crown placements. They help stabilize materials such as matrix bands or rubber dams, ensuring precise placement and protecting adjacent healthy tooth surfaces from damage.
These devices are regulated as single-use medical instruments, typically classified under dental accessories. They are supplied sterile and designed for one-time use to maintain infection control and hygiene standards in clinical settings.
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