1,704 devices · GMDN 55844
Basket endosteal dental implants are two-part devices surgically placed into the jawbone to anchor dental prosthetics like bridges or overdentures. The implant body integrates into the bone, while an abutment component later attaches externally to secure the prosthesis, restoring function and stability for patients with missing teeth.
These implants are typically regulated as surgical devices, often requiring pre-market approval or clearance depending on jurisdiction. They’re commonly supplied as sterile, single-use components, with the implant body and abutment sold separately to allow customization for each patient’s needs.
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