22 devices · GMDN 45412
Chloroform gutta-percha is a dental material derived from the coagulated sap of tropical trees, dissolved in chloroform, and used to fill and seal root canals in teeth. It may also be employed to soften natural gutta-percha points during dental procedures.
This category of dental devices is typically supplied as a single-use material and cannot be reused after application. Regulatory classification may vary by jurisdiction, but these devices are generally subject to specific regulatory controls due to their direct contact with dental tissues.
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