31 devices · GMDN 46645
Dental regeneration membrane fixation tacks are small, non-bioabsorbable anchors designed to secure barrier membranes in oral surgery procedures. Clinically, they help stabilize membranes during guided bone regeneration or soft tissue repair, ensuring proper placement and maintaining separation between tissues to encourage natural healing and regeneration.
These tacks are typically made of durable materials like titanium and are classified as single-use devices. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally subject to medical device standards for surgical fixation and bone stabilization, with classification depending on local requirements for their intended use.
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